Sentence examples for directives which are from inspiring English sources

Each airline has been issued the new safety directives (which are not available to the public) and encouraged to add items at its discretion.

It is still considering a merger and downgrading of the habitats and birds directives, which are all that impede the destruction of many of our precious places and rare species.

Transport secretary Patrick McLoughlin has indicated that the contract will be re-tendered, and this will be under the auspices of updated EU procurement directives, which are due to come into force probably next year.

The new maps are "one more piece of data" the agency can use to support its directives, which aren't mandatory, OCC spokesman Matt Skinner said.

Hence his instruction on abortion, and his directives, which were announced at the same time, simplifying the church's archaic and costly annulment process.

The directives, which were approved by a key parliamentary committee last month, require companies to publish their payments to foreign governments.

"You can't get the whole of the country's health and social care providers and commissioners around a table, so previously the government issued national directives, which were the same whether in Scunthorpe, Solihull or Stockport.

We defined external influences as directives which were out of control of the district priority setting process coming from outside the district health planning process requirements.

The health department said: "By its nature an impact assessment is honest about risks, but these are far outweighed by the health benefits of the directive, which are worth more than £13bn to the UK.

The directive, which was extended Wednesday, applied only to US carriers.

Instead, it rallied German opinion against the European Union's proposed takeover directive, which was recently voted down by the European Parliament.