Sentence examples for directive to allow from inspiring English sources
EU finance ministers agreed on a directive to allow securities to be issued across Europe with a single prospectus giving information on the issue with the approval of regulators in just one member state.
Transgender rights groups say that if Carter really wants to show his respect for service members, he needs to issue an across-the-board directive to allow transgender vets to modify their discharge forms.
As a compromise in the above situation, an exception exists in both the Act and Directive to allow transfers to third countries if, among others, a data subject gives unambiguous consent to a transfer – which consent must be freely given, specific and informed - or the transfer is on terms approved or authorised as ensuring adequate safeguards.
The goal of the health information directive is to allow individuals to make informed choices regarding how their health information can be used.
An earlier draft of the directive was going to allow internalisation, although with strings attached.
The directive tells schools to allow transgender students to use the bathroom and locker room consistent with their gender identity.
However, it and other animal groups were less happy with other aspects of the changed directive, especially moves to allow the reuse of animals and the use of nonhuman primates in experiments not directly linked to life-threatening or debilitating diseases.
But will Cox now find the courage to speak out against his own administration's lawsuit over Obama's directive to states to allow transgender people to use the restroom that matches their gender identity?
OpenMP parallelizing directives were applied to allow for high programmer efficiency as opposed to low level, assembler like Cell programming.
Four days later, President Obama issued a directive to public schools to allow students to use the rest room corresponding to their gender identity.
The office issued a directive to schools nationally to allow gay-straight alliances to form on campus.
