Sentence examples for directive subject from inspiring English sources

The government has fended off the threat of £300m in fines over air pollution in London after the European commission put on hold infringement proceedings by granting the UK a time extension to meet a key air quality directive, subject to an emergency action plan.

When an institution issues a directive, subjects are meant to take the stipulated action because the institution said so.

The antenna is optimized for maximising directive gain subject to unity axial ratio.

Setting aside the ways in which Pruitt has run afoul of federal conflict of interest laws, the directive is subject to challenge directly, under the Administrative Procedures Act.

The court said that organisms derived from the new techniques of directed mutagenesis, such as CRISPR/Cas9 and other gene editing methodologies, should be considered GMOs within the meaning of the GMO Directive and subject to the same requirements.

This Directive shall, subject to paragraph 3, apply to all EEE.

(6) Member States should also be able to use economic instruments such as taxes and levies, as well as marketing restrictions such as bans in derogation of Article 18 of Directive 94/62/EC, subject to the requirements laid down in Articles 34 to 36 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union.

This official directive has no subject matter, medium, style or quantity attached.

The subjects are Aktion Kugel; OKW; and the treatment of parachutists dropped behind enemy lines, including Hitler's Directive on that subject.

He also discussed herbal medicine with the PM in person and said an EU directive on the subject was having "a deleterious effect on the complementary medicine sector in this country".

The electricity liberalisation plan that America's President Clinton offered recently included a requirement that 5.5% of electricity be generated from renewables, and the European Union is considering a draft directive on the subject.