Sentence examples for directives on the use from inspiring English sources
The emergence of new regulations for the disposal of electrical and electronic equipment, directives on the use of certain hazardous substances, and the Kyoto Protocol are changing industries approach to product design and manufacturing.
Animal studies were conducted in accordance with the French legislation and European directives (2010/63/UE) on the uses of animals in research.
Ms Kroes proposed widening a 2003 European directive on the re-use of public sector information to make it a "general rule" that all documents produced by public bodies can be re-used for any purpose, and that public bodies should not be allowed to levy charges for their data apart from the cost of meeting the specific request.
They said the new directive also added a section on the use of small-arms fire where civilians might be present; after General McChrystal restricted the use of airstrikes, the greatest loss of civilian life occurred in raids on residential compounds and at checkpoints, both usually involving small-arms fire.
The Directive includes the use of unique identifiers on packs of medicines.
Recent changes in European Union legislation (Directive 86/609/EEC, revision 2010/63/EU) place restrictions on the use of wild animals in scientific procedures (Council of the EU 2010).
There is also a discussion on the use of advance directives in psychiatry [ 16, 17].
The elaboration of new directives such as 2013/35/EU require in depth analysis on the use of such devices.
President Assad "doesn't want the bloodshed at all, and I witnessed his directives on not using live bullets whatever the circumstances as he is keen on every citizen," Ms. Shaaban said.
Our results robustly support the EU decision to create a directive promoting the use of renewable sources (Directive 2001/77/EC).
Legislative actions such as the Food Quality Protection Act (US) and the Directive on Sustainable Use of Pesticides (EU) have placed greater restrictions on insecticides used in agriculture, potentially enhancing biological control.
