Sentence examples for directives established from inspiring English sources

Based on semi-structured interviews (N = 25), this paper provides an empirical account of how USFS aquatic resources managers and specialists working at regional and sub-regional levels within the Pacific Northwest region (PNW) are responding to adaptation planning directives established at the federal level, as well as how managers are advancing their own unit-level initiatives.

This study has been conducted in accordance with the directives established by the Good Clinical Practices directives and the Declaration of Helsinki.

commanders, in 1986, following the capture of two Israeli soldiers by Hezbollah, the directive established the steps the military must take in the event of a soldier's abduction.

This Directive established the creation of an ecological network of European protected areas – the Natura 2000 network –, and also recognised the need to manage these areas to maintain their "favourable conservation status".

The Directive established a 10% biofuel target.

The Directive established the Biofuels Interagency Working Group, to develop policy ideas for increasing investment in next-generation fuels and for reducing their environmental footprint.

Once enacted, the directive established special commissions, known as the "Abandoned Property Commissions" (Turkish: Emvâl-i Metrûke İdare Komisyonları) and the "Liquidation Commissions" (Turkish: Tasfiye Komisyonu), which were tasked with providing detailed information and appraising the value of assets "abandoned" by deportees under the guise of "safeguarding" them.

On July 4th the European Parliament split 273-273 on plans to push through a new directive establishing a cross-border code for company takeovers in Europe.

"This directive establishes principles and processes for the use of cyber operations so that cyber tools are integrated with the full array of national security tools we have at our disposal.

Mr. Obama will also issue a presidential directive establishing an Atrocities Prevention Board — made up of officials from the White House, the State Department, the Pentagon and other agencies — aimed toward forming an early-warning system of potential genocide and other politically driven humanitarian catastrophes.

This directive establishes a unified framework for the 28 member states for data security and privacy.