Sentence examples for directive yet from inspiring English sources
Vaizey is trying to find a way of implementing the directive yet not causing total disruption to the internet business in the UK.
MiFID is the most far-reaching directive yet and technology consultants are licking their chops at the prospect of helping clients comply with rules requiring ever more financial computer systems to talk with each other across borders, markets, asset classes and so on.Exacerbating the costs of compliance are the enduring uncertainties about the details.
And no EU country has fully implemented the PNR directive yet.
The second is that there are only two references to the Working Time Directive, yet compliance with its provisions is not monitored at the same time as compliance with the rules on driving times and rest periods.
If you haven't thought about advance directives yet, I hope April 16 will spur you to do so.
"Judge not" was among the shortest and simplest of Christ's directives, yet too often we seem to get it wrong.
Much has been written about living wills and medical directives, yet there is a huge gap in our knowledge about other things that involve our parents and other elderly relatives -- knowledge that is important for us to have.
Habitats Directive and yet fish farms are sited next to wild fish freshwater habitat," Mr. Scott said.
7. Rey remembers quite clearly that she's been told not to leave Jakku, in fact that memory is so imprinted on her psyche that it's effectively her Prime Directive, and yet she has no memory whatsoever of the face of the person (or any of the people) who communicated to her that life-defining piece of information.
Almost 10% of single-market directives have yet to be fully implemented.Ominously, the leaders of France and Germany, two of the worst laggards over these directives, are also chafing at EU rules that stop them subsidising industries.
The directive is not yet final but Swiss funds worry that it may make it harder for them to do business in the European Union.
