Sentence examples for effect of the directive from inspiring English sources
"The combined effect of the directive and the recommendation on tobacco prevention brings us very close to a complete ban on advertising of tobacco products," he said.
This has dropped by nearly 3% since spring 1998 even though the economy has grown respectably over most of this period.The Treasury argues that the effect of the directive in reducing hours has now largely run its course.
At follow-up, investigators examined the effect of the directive on ease of enrolment decisions in actual studies.
The direct effects of the directive on European land use and biodiversity therefore are relatively minor.
The results of this study show that the expected indirect effects of the directive on biodiversity are much greater than its direct effects.
Several scholars have studied the effects of the Directive at the firm level, investigating its effects on environmental performance and competitiveness.
With the implementation of the European Working Time Directive (EWTD) there is need for reliable data to assess the effects of the directive on training.
29 Thus, our results cannot be used to evaluate the effect of this Directive.
On an unrelated matter, the Sun may claim that "red-faced women will have to hand in their clapped-out sex toys under a new E.U. law" (how does one actually clap them out?), but if that is one side effect of the Waste Electronic and Electrical Equipment directive, due to take effect on August 13th, so be it.
But regulators don't know how many agencies statewide have done that, making it difficult to gauge the overall effect of the new directive.
