Sentence examples for directive was introduced from inspiring English sources

That EU directive was introduced as part of the programme to create a single market in Europe.

In particular, third-party cookies are critical for the automated trading that has come to dominate digital media since the Cookie Directive was introduced.

But the new numbers are still broadly in line with the upwards trend recorded since the first EU bathing water directive was introduced in 1976, over the head of British objections.

The directive was introduced in 2006, after the London and Madrid bombings, to help fight organised crime and terrorism.

The Copyright Directive was introduced in order to update copyright law for the digital age, but the inclusion of two controversial provisions led to significant opposition from rights groups and activists.

2005: European Savings Directive is introduced for Swiss banks to take any tax owed from undeclared accounts and pass it to the tax authorities.

One of her jobs was to lobby MEPs against the introduction of the EU tobacco control directive, which was introduced shortly after the new millennium.

And despite the EU's End of Life Vehicles directive, which was introduced in 2000 to reduce waste from scrapping passenger cars or light commercial vehicles by increasing material and component re-use, recycling and recovery – recycling rates of the metals in these catalysts are low, less than 35%.

The European Working Time Directive (EWTD) was introduced to limit hours, to address health and safety concerns for all workers arising from long hours.

The Directive which was introduced to 'simplify and harmonise the regulation of clinical trials across the EU' [ 25] makes no provision for RWC in emergency situations.

The Working Time directive, as I say, was introduced in 1990 and predates by ten years before we actually introduced it.