Sentence examples for directive that would from inspiring English sources

Britain is fighting hard against a directive that would give more rights to temporary workers.

"This was a well-written directive that would drive detailed planning".

Two years later, President Ronald Reagan issued a directive that would have subjected millions of government employees to prepublication review.

Britain went along with the compromise in exchange for help in its battle against a directive that would give more rights to temporary workers.

To remove these the European Commission has proposed a directive that would harmonise laws and procedures.The wages of sinDespite more-severe punishments, cartels still form all the time.

"The president has given no order or directive that would immunize from prosecution anyone engaged in conduct that constitutes torture," Mr. Gonzales said.

And yet they are not complying with the simplest of directives that would aid racial equity in the district, and that is to balance school populations".

Activists still hope that even after becoming law the government will fail to follow up with the specific directives that would activate the population controls.

But Hammond said that he succeeded in beating off a proposal in a draft package of EU roadworthiness directives that would have separated testing from repair and maintenance – dealing a blow to garage repair centres which carry out both functions.

Though Disney did not ask the commission to block the merger itself, Disney did request that it issue certain directives that would ensure that competitors received the same full access to consumers that any AOL or Time Warner company received after the two companies merged.

Thus, once we have established the set of prescriptions, rules, laws and directives that would bind an autonomous free will, we then hold ourselves to this very same of set prescriptions, rules, laws and directives.