Sentence examples for directives introduced from inspiring English sources

He says talk about hedge fund managers wanting to come out of Brussels because of the directives introduced after the financial crisis that might have affected their industry is "all crap".

The directives introduced in this second case are obviously locationally-specific and map-dependent.

The liberalisation of the Railways imposed by European Directives introduces competition in a sector traditionally organised largely through national monopolies.

Maternity rights have similarly been boosted by the EU pregnant workers directive, introduced in 1992.

The directive, introduced in August, tells the police to ask the immigration status only of those arrested on indictable offenses or for drunken driving.

However, a directive introduced last year would ban people under investigation for financial crimes from directorships at state-controlled companies.One boss is in hot water anyway.

The big framework for working hours across the union is the Working Time Directive, introduced by the European commission in 1993 - but it only came into force in the UK in 1998 after a lost court battle two years earlier.

Europe's renewable energy directive, introduced three years ago, demands that greenhouse gas emissions from production and use of biofuels for transport must be at least 35% lower than those from fossil fuels.

The bumiputera equity requirement was part of a policy directive introduced in 1971 by Mr Najib's father, Abdul Razak, Malaysia's second prime minister, and was intended to reduce the economic and social backwardness of the Malay majority.

She made a wry reference to her own heavily pregnant state when she noted that the parental rights directive, introduced in most of Europe in 1996 and debated for a decade before that, had "a very long gestation period, which is something I am beginning to think is a curse".

A 2005 European Union directive introduced what is now commonly called the "scientific visa" to ease the entry of non-European scientists into Europe and to ease their mobility around the continent.