Sentence examples for directive which they from inspiring English sources

The strikers' main objection is to the effects of a European Union directive which, they say, makes it easier for firms to employ foreign workers.

Overseas, Iraqi officials said they were surprised by the directive, which they learned about through the American news media; they had not been consulted first.

School officials from other districts have warned that they may need to shorten spring break or make other unpopular changes to fulfill Hogan's directive, which they say is primarily designed to boost tourism and economic activity.

We suggest that this shows that the word-trained dogs interpret pointing as a spatial directive, which they integrate into the fetching game, presumably assuming that pointing is relevant to finding the requested object.

Initiate advance care planning with the patient and family (QI 15) Initiate advance care planning with the patient and family (QI 15) Identified as barriers were (1) the physicians' personal ethical values and (2) their negative opinions of advance directives, which they consider inapplicable in emergencies and lacking a level of specificity (weak evidence) [ 16, 38].

Put another way, if ET is so advanced, shouldn't they have something equivalent to Star Trek's Prime Directive in which they make every effort to avoid meddling in the development of less advanced civilizations?

Broadcasting organisations that transmit their programme-carrying signals through a direct injection process to distributors for reception by the public are jointly liable together with such distributors for the single and indivisible acts of communication to the public and making available to the public, as defined in Article 3 of Directive 2001/29/EC, which they carry out together.

(15a) Broadcasters that transmit their programme-carrying signals through a direct injection process to distributors for reception by the public should be jointly liable with their distributors for the single and indivisible acts of communication to the public and making available to the public, as defined in Article 3 of Directive 2001/29/EC, which they carry out together.

(15a) Broadcasters that transmit their programme-carrying signals through a direct injection process to distributors for reception by the public should be jointly liable with those distributors for the single and indivisible acts of communication to the public and making available to the public, as defined in Article 3 of Directive 2001/29/EC, which they carry out together.

(14 a) Broadcasters that transmit their programme carrying signals through a direct injection process to distributors for reception by the public should be jointly liable with their distributors for the single and indivisible acts of communication to the public and of making available to the public, as defined in Article 3 of Directive 2001/29/EC, which they carry out together.

Broadcasting organisations that transmit their programme carrying signals through a direct injection process to distributors for reception by the public are jointly liable together with such distributors for the single and indivisible acts of communication to the public and of making available to the public, as defined in Article 3 of Directive 2001/29/EC, which they carry out together.