Sentence examples for directive to clarify from inspiring English sources

Legislators could also become involved and draft a new directive to clarify whether to continue to include these newer mutagenesis techniques under the existing GMO Directive.

Mr. Clinton issued a directive in 1998 to clarify the lines of responsibility in the event of terrorist attacks.

Directive 2011/24/EU was designed to clarify the rights of EU citizens in evaluating, accessing and obtaining reimbursement for cross-border care.

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.

(15) Without prejudice to Directive 1999/5/EC, it is necessary to clarify the application of aspects of terminal equipment which concern access for disabled end-users so as to ensure interoperability between terminal equipment and electronic communications networks and services.

The Vatican's directive said the church felt compelled to clarify its policy due to the ease with which congregations can purchase Communion bread in today's world.

(64) It is appropriate to clarify in this Directive that online content-sharing service providers perform an act of communication to the public or of making available to the public when they give the public access to copyright-protected works or other protected subject matter uploaded by their users.

Hospital executives have since attempted to "clarify" the memo and dropped the directive – arguing it was never meant to silence workers.

Congress did little to clarify the issue with a 1974 directive that required states receiving federal money for child abuse and prevention programs to have an exemption for parents who substitute spiritual healing for medical care.

But the directive was ambiguously worded, and she was no longer able to clarify her wishes by the time she was placed in a nursing home — though her husband did request euthanasia for her.

They also set out strict provisions to clarify when minor offences would be excluded from the directive's scope.