Sentence examples for directives relevant to from inspiring English sources

AS 2070, in turn, refers to regulations of the United States and European Economic Community directives relevant to the manufacture and use of plastics Standard 1.4.1 – Contaminants and Natural Toxicants of the Food Standard Code regulates the levels of these substances that can be present in food from any source, including as a result of contact with food packaging materials.

(Raz 1986) This conception of the legitimacy of authority flows from the idea that "authoritative directives should be based on reasons which already independently apply to the subjects of the directives and are relevant to their action in the circumstances covered by the directive" (Raz 1986).

The aspects of the new European Directive 2013/59/Euratom most relevant to diagnostic imaging and intervention are summarised.

"In the shadow of ongoing discussions, the European Parliament has made some significant improvements to the provisions of the proposed directive that are directly relevant to cultural heritage institutions (CHIs).

This need is also emphasised in the European Union's recent Water Framework Directive (2000/60/EC), and is relevant to the objectives of Euro-limpacs, an EU funded project which inter alia, aims to provide a decision-support system for valuing the effects of future global change on Europe's freshwater ecosystems.

In the White House, it was Alberto Gonzales, counsel to the president, who issued a staff-wide directive this week that any records relevant to the investigation not be destroyed.

Similarly, the Ministry of Health has recently issued a directive to relevant Township Medical Officers to give special attention to the medical needs of released children.

In cultural and intellectual life, the communists expected Romanian artists and writers to subordinate their creativity to party directives and to contribute works that were relevant to contemporary society.

This highlights the need to understand local coding directives and changes to standards which are relevant to the condition being investigated.

The firm's lawyers issued the directive and advised employees to "preserve all documents that may be relevant to the subjects covered by the subpoena until you are advised otherwise in writing by the office of the general counsel".

We suggest that this shows that the word-trained dogs interpret pointing as a spatial directive, which they integrate into the fetching game, presumably assuming that pointing is relevant to finding the requested object.