Sentence examples for directive was implemented from inspiring English sources

However, Labour sources said problems had emerged since the directive was implemented under the coalition.

The working time directive was implemented in the UK in 1998, introducing a maximum 48-hour working week, a weekly rest period of 24 consecutive hours and rest breaks during the working day.

Digital rights activists, such as Germany's Chaos Computer Club, argued there was no evidence that data retention would be of actual use in the fight against terrorism: in Austria, where the data retention directive was implemented, they said the law was purely used to fight minor crimes such as theft.

The survey found that that 67% would either withdraw from venture and growth investment completely or substantially reduce their allocations (by over 30%) if the proposed AIFM Directive was implemented in its current form.

A new European Directive was implemented in summer of 2007 to increase drug safety also for minors.

From its opening in 1930 there were no exposure controls at the mine until the 1960s and no standard was imposed until 1986 when the European directive was implemented in Italy.

We've instructed the appropriate government agencies to ensure that these directives are implemented," he said.

OpenMP directives are implemented enabling faster computations on shared-memory, multi-processor machines.

Yet even if all the IEM directives are implemented, the EU will remain far from a single competitive market.

If we only consider those SARS cases from the community, i.e. we take away the number of confirmed SARS cases from the Amoy Gardens and those from the local hospitals, then most of the daily new number of confirmed cases from the community stayed around 15 to 25 (of course this level went down after strong confinement directives were implemented by the Hong Kong government).

In 1994 the EU Zoonoses Directive (Directive 92/117/EEC) was implemented in Denmark in order to carry out surveillance and control measures in parent rearing and breeder chicken flocks.