Sentence examples for directives of interest from inspiring English sources

Analysis of the selected strategies and official documents designed by the local government and private foundations in Detroit provided a deeper insight into development directives of interest.

Taking a look at the proposed new directive is of interest to see what's new, what from an open data perspective is missing, and to see where debate with Member States is most likely.

It will provide a report to the Council with possible solutions on the issues set out above and on the Code of Conduct and the Directive on Interest and Royalties as a package, and the Council will report to the European Council in June 2000 at the latest.

In his directive, he wrote: "Possible conflict of interest problems are created when city employees run for office".

The mayor's aides have said that he will follow directives from the city's Conflicts of Interest Board.

His areas of interest include advance directives, the use of CPR and mechanical ventilation, and common dilemmas facing inpatient providers.

Setting aside the ways in which Pruitt has run afoul of federal conflict of interest laws, the directive is subject to challenge directly, under the Administrative Procedures Act.

Despite the commission's directive to keep cities and communities of interest intact, the need to meet population proportionality will make the process messy.

Facilitators occasionally interjected in the discussions using a non-directive approach to focus participants on the topic of interest and move discussions along.

Such guidelines might include directives of a priori defined time points, or quantiles of survival-time of interest, as well as determining what effect should be regarded as clinically significant at these time points or quantiles.

Another avenue of interest to investigators may be a special emergency directive to operators of A330 and A340 models issued by European safety authorities this year.