In Europe, on the contrary, the new directive is designed to apply everywhere in Europe, to the people and organizations who collect and manage personal data [192].
The department added that the court's ruling had not supported ClientEarth's assertion that the government breached Article 22 of the Air Quality Directive by failing to apply for an extension on meeting NO2 limits.
Crucial to this discussion are four points: whether the consumer was competent to make the particular decision, when the decision was made; whether the consumer made the decision free from undue influence; whether the consumer was sufficiently informed to make the decision; and whether the consumer intended his or her directive or choice to apply to the present circumstances.
Parents are taught to play with their children in a positive and non-directive way and to apply behaviour management techniques such as using clear instructions and appropriate consequences for noncompliance.
But the official said the directive was not meant to apply universally.
Vote Leave Watch said that the government could preserve workers' rights by passing legislation to replace EU laws, such as the working time directive, that will cease to apply to the UK upon Brexit.
Birds Directive permits member states to apply "derogations" and allow the killing of small numbers of protected species for "judicious use," such as control of bird flocks around airports, or subsistence hunting by traditional rural communities.
To increase the coverage and performance in the NLOS area, it is preferable to apply directive antennas.
Until the White House resolves its stance on the Syrian leader it will be very hard for those tasked to apply its directive to degrade and destroy IS more effectively.
Ministers said the European Working Time Directive limit would not have to apply to certain doctors working in emergency medicine, or in rural areas.
