Sentence examples for directives today from inspiring English sources

But he made no mention of those directives today, or of the Sequoia National Forest and similar lands that could be affected by that initiative.

His later collections include Lauds and Plaints (1974), Odes and Days (1975), Death's Directives (1978), and As It Was (1979).

A third source from North Hwanghae Province added: "Last year the authorities released the 'No.2 war-time rice reserves' but there have been no special directives this year.

The Airbus A330, also a widebody with two engines, has been the subject of 349 directives since 1994, or an average of 20 per year.

In France, the law has introduced the possibility to write advance directives since 2005.

The bacterial count was interpreted as those having above and below recommended level as described by Council Directives 92/46/EEC 19922).

The Technical Specifications for Interoperability (TSI) are the technical application documents of both European Directives 96/48/EC (high-speed, HS) and 2001/16/EC (conventional rail, CR).

Even after Sessions' directives last year, criminal immigration prosecutions continued to dwindle to less than half their peak of 95,000 cases in 2009.

In the EU, these valuable ecosystems are protected by the Birds and Habitats Directives (EEC 1979, 1992).

Where an interpreter was utilised, both Greek and Italian patients were more likely to complete advance care directives (p<0.005) than where conversations occurred without interpreters present (table 4).

But the directive today affirmed Ms. Rice's primacy.