Sentence examples for directive sets out from inspiring English sources

The directive sets out rules for deportation cases.

The directive sets out requirements for ethical and scientific review of research involving animals, stressing the "3Rs" of reducing the number of animals used, refining techniques to lessen pain and discomfort, and replacing animal studies with alternatives.

Far greater numbers have an advance directive, setting out the treatments they don't want to have, even to prolong life.

Last week, one of the most important reforms was finally agreed to by the EU's 25 member countries a directive setting out a single set of rules for mergers of companies across national borders.

For instance, EU legislation such as the Renewable Energy Directive and the Fuel Quality Directive set out sustainability criteria for biofuels.

The Evaluation Policy and Executive Directive set out clear roles and responsibilities as well as management measures to strengthen the evaluation function in the organisation.

Of the recorded males, 59% are on sites protected under international law, namely the European Union birds and habitats directives – setting out special protection areas or special areas of conservation, collectively known as Natura 2000 sites.

After the US debacle in Somalia, when an American-led force slaughtered hundreds of civilians in a crude bid to impose order, and lost 18 men in the process, the White House issued a directive setting out the conditions for future US peacekeeping operations.

Directive 2001/12/EU that is designed to clarify the formal relationship between the state, the infrastructure manager and the railway undertakings (operators); Directive 2001/13/EU that sets out the conditions for freight operators to be granted a licence to operate services on the European rail network; and.

The advent of the EU's sustainable use directive for pesticides in 2009, which sets out rules for use in EU countries, indicates that the argument can no longer and probably never has—run firmly along the lines of pesticides vs. no pesticides: the directive is founded on the notion that the use of chemicals can be minimised and combined with other methods of control.

Ms Reding says France has failed to transpose into law a 2004 EU directive on freedom of movement, which sets out procedures for deporting migrants deemed to be staying illegally.