Sentence examples for directives constitute from inspiring English sources

Yet, these directives constitute sectoral regulation meant to fulfill specific economic, social, or political goals in the overall process of market integration – precisely those that the competent Directorate-General of the Commission has the task to monitor.

European directives constitute the framework for management of the coastal zone within EU member states.

For Barel (1989), achieving these directives constitutes a 'paradox'paradox

The European Union's Water Framework Directive (Directive 2000/60/EC) constitutes an example of a similar reform: It requires Member States to restructure their management activities on a river basin level (Art. 3).

Such a directive would constitute an "Execute Order", an official mandate that would carry the inviolate authority of our nation's commander-in-chief.

23 That finding is not weakened by the fact that Directive 2009/24 constitutes a lex specialis in relation to Directive 2001/29 (see Case C-128/11 UsedSoft ECR, paragraph 56).

With its starting point in the multi-level perspective of transition theory, this case study analyzes how the outcome of the WEEE directive is constituted in the interplay between the somewhat detached regimes of electronics and waste management.

Catholic officials said the directive did not constitute a judgment against Mormons, on the relationship of individual Mormons with Jesus or on the ability of the two churches to cooperate.

The board's directive "does not constitute an act of forcing students to follow a certain philosophy," and it is "necessary for schools to require uniformity at group-oriented ceremonies," Mr. Nakanishi wrote in the ruling.

Under the new draft circulating Thursday, the energy agency's board would accuse Iran of "many failures and breaches of its obligations to comply" with international directives, and conclude that these "constitute noncompliance" with a section of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty that requires certain punitive action in such cases.

The GDPR is planned to replace the 1995 Directive 95/46/EC, which constitutes the present European legal framework for processing of personal data.