Sentence examples for directive to eliminate from inspiring English sources

But the low prices are necessary in order to meet the Congressional directive to eliminate the helium reserve.

In a statement to CyberScoop, Twitter pointed to the late 2017 Department of Homeland Security directive to eliminate Kaspersky software from Executive Branch systems due to the company's relationship with Russian intelligence.

Working from home is not a one size fits all panacea, but neither is Mayer's directive to eliminate them all.

Changes will include the council's directive to eliminate a $100,000 sign denoting availability at the Glenneyre Parking Structure and to find grants to construct the $300,000 Sun Valley Drive Debris Basin, made necessary by the December deluge and reallocate the funding.

Although the Directive aims to eliminate such double taxation, its narrow scope restricts its benefits to limited circumstances.

The European Union (EU) Directive 96/58/EC to eliminate PCBs was not implemented until 1996, with a total phaseout planned by 2010 (Koppe and Keys 2001).

One of the main aims of this Directive is to eliminate distortions of competition between users.

Firstly, the German government held that none of the prohibitions laid down in article 3 and 4 of the directive contributed to eliminating obstacles to the free movement of goods, or to removing appreciable distortions of competitions.

Our directive is as follows: To eliminate duplication, we focus on CVE details (http://www.cvedetails.com/) in which a unique identifier is assigned to each vulnerability report.

Yet neither congressional mandates nor presidential directives have been enough to eliminate the overlap.

The Ayers suit, filed in 1975, has roots in a 1969 federal directive to the state to draft a plan to eliminate segregation at Mississippi campuses.