Sentence examples for existing directives from inspiring English sources

The Water Framework Directive (WFD) embodies many of the existing directives that have implications for wetlands.

Under the existing directives, a handball is not supposed to be given if the ball hits another body part before the arm.

However, the sources said the new rules would be effected by amending one of two existing directives, meaning they can be passed by a qualified majority, or 16 of the 28.

"Unless the court prohibits the targeting of US persons communications now, the government can search accounts of US persons under the existing directives later without facing a future challenge by Yahoo," the company said.

The legislators are amending existing directives on insurance, banking and investment services, so that they do not clash with the new directive, which could be EU law by the end of the year.By and large, European companies are happy with the present form of the directive.

This ordinance would reinforce CPD's existing directives and practices.

It re-emphasizes an existing directive banning racial profiling and tells commanders to review the forms that officers fill out after each stop.

"But at this point we consider that the safety of the engine is ensured by the requirements of the existing directive".

In addition to the existing directive on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), the regulation could potentially have significant effects on the environmental performance of vacuum cleaners.

This codification of grounds is new and quite broad, [but] it's in the relationship between data controllers and third parties that the regulation really departs from the existing directive.

Although the existing directive already contains the principle of "data minimisation", Mr Newman said that the new law would reinforce the idea by declaring it "a right".