Sentence examples for directives designed from inspiring English sources

If you want the privilege of competing in a team sport, Scout, show us that you can live within our perfectly reasonable system of directives designed to benefit you.

Restrictions on capital movements had been largely dismantled, and the European Commission had launched a series of "passport" directives designed to let banks, insurers and stockbrokers offer their services directly across borders without setting up local subsidiaries.

The French withdrew it only for the Spanish to block the vote to make a point about Gibraltar, Britain's colony on the south coast of Spain.Other directives, designed to encourage the development of open and secure retail markets, would cover distance-selling and the cross-border marketing of collective investments, such as mutual funds.

The First Step Series (FSS) is a protocol of five art therapy directives designed for the initial stages of substance abuse treatment.

The Aix-en-Provence services did not run in 2014 but will be replaced along with the seasonal Avignon Centre services with the new year round service to Marseille as of 1 May 2015 In 2010, international rail travel was liberalised by new European Union directives, designed to break up monopolies in order to encourage competition for services between countries.

The US later issued a directive designed to help lessen the chance of similar mass civilian deaths.

Also in August, border officials said, the Department of Homeland Security issued a directive designed to unify inspection procedures for all the border agencies under its umbrella.

David Cameron and Nick Clegg stand accused of sending the "wrong signal" to pimps and human traffickers across the world after the coalition decided against endorsing an EU directive designed to co-ordinate European efforts to combat the trade in sex slaves.

Such moves technically comply with the code of conduct, but the EU is watching them warily.The EU's savings directive, designed to squash tax evasion by individuals within Europe, took effect in 2005 after a decade of wrangling, but has proved something of a flop.

Right, so here's the latest directive designed to make you think you're safe.

On 26 May the UK's Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) imposes an EU directive designed to protect internet users' privacy.