"The renewables directive has driven a change in Whitehall culture to take advantage of Britain's unparalleled homegrown clean energy resources, with the opportunity to move our economy away from an over-reliance upon imported gas and coal.
While this decision was driven by our Catholic directive to be responsible stewards of our planet, we also recognize the importance of our fiduciary responsibility.
What used to be a vibrant if fractious political debate, nourished, tolerated, and often exploited by the leadership, has turned into a dull and dismal discourse, steered by political directives, and driven by fear of suppression and the loss of position inside an ever-swelling bureaucracy.
Diversity drives innovation The directive for every company in the current market?
It's called Open Banking and it's driven by a new EU directive and new UK competition rules.
"[The research] all supports work going on at the moment to manage traffic noise, which is driven by the environmental noise directive," said Ms Stevens.
With an emphasis on education and jobs, the report is driven by the president's directive that "improving life prospects and outcomes for young people, including young men of color, is the right thing to do not just for those individuals, but for our economy as a whole".
The growing European interest on building sustainability has driven the establishment of the 2012/27/UE Directive.
Despite lip service to shared decision making, patients can be left confused and even tyrannised when their clinical management is inappropriately driven by algorithmic protocols, top-down directives and population targets.
As simulation usage increases, driven by such initiatives as the European Energy Performance of Buildings Directive, such tests are starting to be incorporated into national and international standards.
