Sentence examples for directives prohibiting from inspiring English sources

However, the Ministry of Health subsequently issued directives prohibiting such practices.

Earlier that day, the government issued a directive prohibiting all vessels from departing Greek ports for the "maritime area of Gaza".

President Bush could, for example, sign an order overturning the Clinton directive prohibiting discrimination against homosexuals in federal employment and security clearances.

As if to prove his point, the channel's first English edition opened with embarrassing news for the Israeli prime minister: the European Union had issued a directive prohibiting the financing of institutions in the Jewish settlements.

Aiming to blunt some of that criticism, Garcetti wrote in a letter this week that he plans to issue an executive directive prohibiting ex parte communications with planning commissioners, to "ensure that all dialogue with private stakeholders is on the record".

'In principle, therefore, a directive prohibiting the advertising of tobacco products in periodicals, magazines and newspapers could be adopted on the basis of article 100a' (para 98).

Mr. Weber said the federal agency was mindful that the directive prohibited racial profiling.

A 1997 European Union directive prohibits employers from paying part-time workers lower hourly rates than full-time workers, excluding them from pension plans or limiting paid leaves to full-time workers.

Among other things, the privacy directive prohibits "secondary" release of personal information.

This directive prohibited mechanical restraint without constant observation by staff members.

However, meat and bone meal was fed to other animals in Ireland until 2001, when an EU directive prohibited its use in all animals intended for human consumption.