Sentence examples for directive will take from inspiring English sources

On Jan . 1 the next phase of a vehicle recycling mandate set by the European Union, known as the End-of-Life Vehicles Directive, will take effect.

But European bioscientists aren't off the hook just yet the next vote on the animal-testing directive will take place in May.

The new Directive will take effect on January 1, 2013 (Directive 2010).

Under a federal directive, programs will take place in other states.

In concrete terms, this means that when we begin work on the Toy Directive, we will take these definitions and these provisions concerning enterprises and incorporate them in the Toy Directive.

For example, the e-invoicing directive, if successful, will take the European marketplace toward full digitization, making it easier for other online-based solutions to emerge.

The new directive assumes that agencies will take a similarly cautious approach when they undertake statistical analyses of their existing records.

Defining those elements, and defining acceptable degrees of isolation, will take more directive leadership on cybersecurity than we have yet seen from any President.

The World Owl Trust claims the eagle owl should be protected by the European Union birds directive and has warned it will take legal action if a cull is sanctioned.

He issued several directives to Mr. Weinstein that will take effect within months, like the speed limit change, as well as a discount for parkway drivers using E-ZPass, so that drivers in off-peak hours will pay 30 cents, and 33 cents in peak hours, instead of the 35-cent standard toll.

But scientists estimate it will take them another 30 years to fulfil this congressional directive.