Sentence examples for directives for identifying from inspiring English sources

"The staff's analysis followed well-established, Commission-approved directives for identifying all attributes affected by the proposed alternative and analyzing them either quantitatively or qualitatively (https://www.nrc.gov/reading-rm/doc-collections/commission/secys/2013/2013-0112scy.pdf).pdf

First, region-wide initiatives such as the CTI-CFF need to be supported by actions at national, sub-national, and local levels by translating broad policy directives and planning principles into guidelines for identifying spatial priorities at progressively lower levels of governance.

Next to compliance checking with regulatory directives, chemical concentrations in biota can be used for identifying sources of contamination and event-related monitoring.

The sign at NIH's Gateway Center cites Homeland Security Presidential Directive 12 — a 2004 policy set out by the Department of Homeland Security seeking a uniform standard for identifying federal employees and contractors in the post-9/11 era, to minimize security risks.

The criteria for identifying PBT and vPvB substances are specified in REACH annex XIII and not in the classification and labeling directive.

In April, the leadership approved an internal directive identifying seven ideological threats, including rights defense activists and civil society advocates.

'Alignment with external directives' identified existing government mandates and legislated obligations as relevant considerations for setting priorities.

Some directives for conservation under CC were identified based on projected elasticity values.

Each airworthiness directive identifies the office responsible for approving alternative methods of compliance.

Recent national and international legislation (e.g., the European Water Framework Directive) identified the need to quantify the ecological condition of river systems as a critical component for an integrated river management approach.

Directives for future research were achieved by asking the participants to identify deficiencies in the literature, determine if more evidence was necessary and if so, to articulate general research questions.