Sentence examples for directive to exclude from inspiring English sources
The UK has excluded hundreds of smaller, less risky firms such as asset managers and brokers, the EBA found in December, and supports amending the EU directive to exclude small firms from the bonus cap across the trading bloc.
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Is the European Commission not worried that attempts to exclude building services from this directive will be viewed as discriminatory by the new Member States?
There is evidence that an exceptional directive was issued by the British Phonographic Institute, which oversaw the chart-compiling bureau, to exclude sales from record-company operated shops such as Virgin's for that week only.
They were designed to exclude.
Those directives, while dealing with existing buildings, do not take care of the Architectural Heritage in a specific uniform way adopting the derogation regime: exceptions are available at the national level to exclude from their application buildings listed in the Architectural Heritage as historic buildings.
We aren't trying to exclude anyone.
Exclusion practices vary from issuing negative lists (e.g., Spain, Poland) and directives of self-governmental institutions with the character of negative lists (e.g., Germany) to excluded services within the framework of the national law (e.g., England).
The new directive would exclude posters and cinema advertising.
They become a directive to the nation.
