Sentence examples for directives state that from inspiring English sources

EU directives state that unless a contract stipulates otherwise, and that contract is fair, then the debtor must pay interest on invoices unpaid in that time.

The district court found that another "purpose of the checkpoints is to check driver's licenses and vehicle registrations," and the written directives state that the police officers are to "look for signs of impairment".

EU directives state that "Member states shall ensure that appropriate collection systems are in place for medicinal products that are unused or have expired" (Directive 2001/83/EC and Directive 2004/27/EC).

Additionally, the directives state that a medical device does not achieve its principal intended action in or on the human body by pharmacological, immunological or metabolic means, but it may be assisted by such means.

Last week, when Maureen Castaneda, a former Enron executive, disclosed that the company was continuing to shred documents in its accounting department, the company insisted that it had issued several directives stating that "all relevant documents should be preserved in light of pending litigation".

Perplexed as to how this occurred, he immediately requested a copy of the contract for review and noticed there weren't any clauses or directives stating that the work must only be performed at the India facility or that changes to subcontractor use had to be pre-approved by the outsourcer.

This directive states that radiation exposure for medical purposes should yield a net benefit to the patient and society.

The directive states that each member country must operate a Depositors Guarantee Fund to insure individual depositors to a minimum of 20,000 euros.

The European Commission has strengthened the significance for monitoring bioaccumulation in aquatic organisms by amending the EQS directive in August 2013 [3]: The directive states that 'very hydrophobic substances accumulate in biota and are hardly detectable in water even using the most advanced analytical techniques.

The currently drafted directive states that DOD policy is to "provide force protection of contractor personnel.

In contrast, Sessions' directive states that "the mere fact that a country may have problems effectively policing certain crimes or that certain populations are more likely to be victims of crime, cannot itself establish an asylum claim".