Sentence examples for directives to start from inspiring English sources

According to reports in Japanese newspapers today, Matsushita Electric Industrial (Panasonic) has set internal directives to start offering OLED TVs by 2011.

The proposal comes in response to a directive by Congress to start fining contractors at the plants for safety violations.

Rather, the DOE directive allows them to start buying materials such as high-purity niobium, which will be needed to make the high-tech guts of the accelerator.

On 29 September the Commission told France that it had two weeks to start implementing a 2004 EU directive on freedom of movement.

… If the chief gives a directive that every woman who is pregnant and wants to start antenatal care must report to the clinic with her husband, anyone who does not do that will be fined.

Evans sought legal advice that allowed him to start selling from Mallorca, in line with an EU directive to enable services to be sold across borders.

"There is little time to get the directive passed before this parliament comes to an end and the whole process has to start again," said Deborah Arnott, chief executive of health charity Ash.

This needs to start with the implementation of an EU framework on hate crime, along with a directive on victims' rights specifically tailored to victims of hate crime.

The Commission stands ready to start working with the European Parliament and the Council of the EU, so that the directive can be approved as soon as possible, ideally by the end of 2018.

The directive would ban cigarettes with a "characterising flavour", such as menthol, strawberry or vanilla, on the grounds that they encourage young people to start smoking.

I don't care.... My only concern is if Adelson will take that firewall down, and we will suddenly start getting directives to cover this, don't cover that, based on his personal interests".