Sentence examples for directives applied from inspiring English sources

We found that polices come in many forms documented in service-level agreements and best-practice guidelines, given by management directives, applied by system administrators through formal processes, and built into tools such as configuration management applications.

The EASA directives apply to two types of crack.

In all some 52 environmental directives apply to the mount and its surroundings, and many of them have changed in the course of the project.

I believe many of the unfair commercial practices directives apply through Europe, e.g. http://ec.europa.eu/consumers/rights/index_en.htm to prohibit misleading or aggressive marketing.

But Kennedy's directive applied only to the NATO arsenal.

But an assistant county attorney, Robert H. Cabble, insisted the directive applied to all officers.

In a letter to the Justice Department on May 26, Mr. Cabble insisted that the directive applied to all officers and that "any claims that the order applies only to pregnant officers are false".

The directive applies to both government computers and private devices that employees or contractors might have, as long as they are accessing the documents on nonclassified government networks.

As for cyberspace, the European Union nations themselves remain in dispute as to whether the directive applies to businesses outside of Europe that collect information online from European consumers, said Gerard de Graf, an official in the union's Washington office.

The directive applies to all transfers of less than 50 000 ECU and provides primarily for a procedure which seeks to improve the transparency of costs and the speed and reliability of transfers.

The EWC directive applies to companies, or groups of companies, with at least 1000 employees across the member states, and at least 150 employees in each of two or more distinct member states.