Sentence examples for directives and criteria from inspiring English sources

These include: 1) the development and implementation of directives and criteria for quality management in ambulatory medical and dental care, 2) the decision on quality assurance measures in GKV accredited hospitals, 3) financial sanctions for hospitals not complying with quality management directives, 4) content and volume of the quality reports to be issued by the hospitals.

The ECJ did not clarify how the holiday pay should be calculated in these circumstances, and said this was a matter for the national courts to decide on the basis of the rules and criteria already set out in the European case law and the working time directive.

The MIRACLE study will be performed according to the study protocol, as well as the ICH-GCP criteria, the Declaration of Helsinki, EU directives and applicable legal requirements.

Legally, this means that candidate sites need to meet the ecological criteria as stipulated in the Birds and Habitats Directives, and that the selection of sites should not be determined by concerns over future management (EC 2007).

In the future, criteria should be harmonised and improved in the different directives and regulations and field data should be more intensively used for assessing the bioaccumulation potential of chemicals.

The technical and administrative requirements for CE Marking vary between Directives, within Directives, and between different industrial product categories.

Housing the aged, design directives and policy considerations.

And there's several different directives and regulations in question.

The provision of advance directives and DNAR orders.

In the presidential directive, the criteria for offensive cyber operations in the directive is not limited to retaliatory action but vaguely framed as advancing "US national objectives around the world".

The directive establishes the criteria for a set of regulated professions according to which qualifications obtained in one Member State are recognised by another but does not indicate adequate monitoring and accreditation mechanisms.