Sentence examples for directive outlining from inspiring English sources

Before the 2008 presidential election, she issued a directive outlining voters' rights.

A new directive outlining these steps was sent on Monday from F.B.I. headquarters to the bureau's 56 field offices.

Trump will also aim to wipe out Obama's climate action plan, the 2013 directive outlining the government's response to climate change.

The ideas, reported in the news media at the time, came up in the context of developing a draft directive outlining the administration's overall policy toward the regime in Tehran.

The EU Water Framework Directive outlines a new approach to water administration in which interactions between groundwater bodies, groundwater dependent terrestrial ecosystems and surface water bodies take on a central role.

The Association of American Publishers, which has called some public access mandates illegal and said they threaten the viability of journals, said the directive "outlines a reasonable, balanced resolution of issues around public access to research funded by federal agencies".

In fact, movement within the EU can be restricted "on grounds of public policy, public security or public health," in circumstances that represent "a genuine, present and sufficiently serious threat" to society's core interests, according to the Official Journal of the European Union's citizenship directive outlines.

The directive outlines measures for protection against specified zoonoses and specific zoonotic agents in products of animal origin in order to prevent outbreaks of foodborne infections and intoxications.

Although in this study only 23 patients (9 from non-English speaking background) completed advance care directives outlining their wishes, the majority completed these treatment sections, with most requesting treatment limitation, and some (5/23 for CPR, 6/23 for LPT) wishing to delegate decision-making to someone else.

In addition, the Brundtland Report called on the UN to establish the UN Programme of Action on Sustainable Development to carry out the directives outlined in the report.

In the late 1990s, the European Community issued Directive 97/43/EURATOM outlining the need for justification, optimization, and auditing of the use of ionizing radiation in health care.