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The two have developed a new "privacy phone", built on Mozilla's Firefox OS and compliant with privacy directives set by the two companies.

Quality in Health Services is defined by Øvretveit as "fully meeting the needs of those who need the service most, at the lowest cost to the organisation, within limits and directives set by higher authorities".

Like many of Dignity Health's California facilities, the hospital abides by "ethical and religious directives" set down by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.

Technical solutions has been evaluate with the performance criteria set by European directives, allowing direct comparison and cost control.

For the fixtures, the harmonized European standard is UNI EN 14351-1 [product standard] that specifies the performance characteristics of windows and external pedestrian doors and includes the framework of performance requirements, and test criteria necessary to ensure conformity with the essential requirements set by Directive 98/34/EC.

A separate Fuel Quality Directive set the EU's Low Carbon Fuel Standard, requiring a 6% reduction in GHG intensity of EU transport fuels by 2020.

However, the data also shows that in 2013 only 5.2% of final energy consumption, including heat and transport, came from renewable sources – well short of the a target of 15% by 2020 set by EU directives.

However, roughly three-quarters of letters weigh less than 50 grams, which explains why incumbents have shed only a small share of the overall letters market.Under the timetable set by the directive, in 2007 the EU's member countries will discuss opening their markets completely by 2009.

'End-of-pipe' solutions will not deliver sufficient improvements in order to achieve the ambitious goals set by the Directive.

Biomass is one of the most important renewable energy sources that could help to achieve the 2020 targets set by European Directive 2009/28.

The proposed gasification model is validated as suitable for small-to-medium scale capacities, achieving an overall electrical efficiency of 30% and minimum environmental impacts well below all existing thresholds, including those set by the Directive 2000/76/EC on solid waste incineration.