Sentence examples for directive up to from inspiring English sources

The result of this study indicated that: 1) the bathing water quality was poor according to the EU bathing water directive up to two days after the heavy rainfall event depending on the location of the beach site.

According to the first results, the impact of the directive, up to reasonable prices, may be summed up in a minor reduction of water use associated with a sharp decrease of farm income and a significant reduction of employment.

The app also helps us remind parishioners (and ourselves!) to keep our directives up-to date through email reminders that nudge you twice a year to review any saved directives.

__________ The DOD directive holds up to the point of 'nation building', which is when other [government] agencies get involved.

His directive will shield up to five million people from deportation and allow many to work legally, although it offers no path to citizenship.

In their contributions, both Marlene Wind and, impliedly, Miriam Aziz question whether, in light of its limitations and conditions, the directive actually measures up to the standard that the Court of Justice appears to have imposed on Member States in the area of citizenship rights.

"That harmonisation is intended to guarantee better protection of the health and safety of workers by ensuring that they are entitled to minimum rest periods and adequate breaks". The court pointed out that the social charter was taken into account when the directive was drawn up, to give every worker "satisfactory health and safety conditions in his working environments".

A reasonable amount of time is needed for the directive's implementation, up to a maximum of twelve months from the date of its entry into force.

In Britain, and more widely in Europe, the European Union Tissue and Cells Directives was set up to establish a joint approach to the regulation of tissues and cells across the Continent.

Under the new rules, adopted from a European Union directive, parents can take up to 13 weeks of unpaid leave in the first five years of their child's life.

DRIP does water down the prior European data retention directive retention period from up to two years, to up to one year.