Sentence examples similar to directives for compelled from inspiring English sources

With the aim of harmonizing statutory audit requirements, and in the same vein as SOX 2002, Directive 2006/43/EC compelled all Member States to implement a public independent board entrusted with ultimate responsibility for overseeing statutory audits (art. 32 Directive 2006/43/EC).

Most crucial, said Chapron, has been the EU habitats directive which has compelled member states to protect and revive rare species.

Unfortunately, the NSW policy directive fails to compel services to make changes [ 25].

The European parliament will this week hold a crucial vote on the European tobacco directive that would compel EU member states to introduce an independent "track-and-trace" system for cigarettes, as well as imposing larger health warnings on packs and a ban on thin cigarettes, popular with young women.

The directive, which will compel firms to improve their pollution control equipment and will fine those responsible for excessive emissions,  is designed to defuse growing public anger at the country's appalling environmental record.

Finally, the algorithm for finding compelled edges [ 26] is applied to the resulting structure, producing a set of compelled edges representing causal relationships of PTMs.

Mr. Wright may not be issuing directives for much longer.

Table 8 lists application-specific directives for Jmol 14.6.

Adopt the complete set of directives for efficient self-management.

The Vatican's directive said the church felt compelled to clarify its policy due to the ease with which congregations can purchase Communion bread in today's world.

This study is also limited to the investigations over audit engagements, but additional evidence on the efficacy and effectiveness of the regular inspections that are compelled by the Directive 2006/43/EC would be helpful for the audit industry and policy makers alike.