Sentence examples for directive under which from inspiring English sources

MR. GORE: First of all, President Clinton has issued a presidential directive under which the information is now being gathered that is necessary for an executive order.

Along with Austria it has held out against full participation in the EU's savings directive, under which members swap information on bank interest paid to each other's citizens.

There are two kinds of advance directives: instruction directives, which establish what and/or how healthcare decisions are to be made; and proxy directives, which establish who is to make healthcare decisions.

On February 2 a directive came into force under which carbon emissions from all flights arriving at and departing from EU airports would be capped in 2012 at 97% of their 2004 06 levels and at 95% of those levels after 2012.

Rules of engagement (ROE), military directives meant to describe the circumstances under which ground, naval, and air forces will enter into and continue combat with opposing forces.

She said that in examining those documents, she hasn't come across any policy statements or other directives that lay out the circumstances under which the police will run the name of a person reporting a crime.

The one defence this species has against the mailed fist of the fishing industry, which appears to be locked around the sensitive parts of the UK's environment department, is an appeal under the habitats directive, of which this country is blatantly in breach.

The new EU directive proposed by Viviane Reding, the justice commissioner, is designed to overhaul a 2005 system for regulating the use of illicit drugs under which it can take up to two years to ban a substance.

"The current European Data Protection Directive (under which [the UK] Data Protection Act sits) says that consent means any freely given specific and informed indication of their wishes by which a data subject signifies agreement to their personal data being processed.

These methods will be used across the European Union to help member states comply with the 2002 Environmental Noise Directive, under which countries are required to develop noise maps to monitor and address local noise problems.

The new rules govern 'best available techniques' for curbing emissions under the directive, which is intended to prevent or reduce pollution.