Sentence examples for form of directives from inspiring English sources

The EU constantly issues "regional agreements" in the form of Directives and Regulations that the Member States respect and implement.

Once the article 50 trigger is pulled, the EU council of ministers will by qualified majority voting agree a negotiation mandate, in the form of directives to the commission.

Their children's lives were less customized to their preferences or to their parents' notions of how to develop their particular talents; discipline came in the form of directives and, sometimes, threats of physical punishment; talk was less extensive and less geared toward drawing out a child's opinions.

Examples of such efforts in the rail sector take the form of Directives and Railway Reform Packages, including Directive 91/440/EEC that signalled an important turning point for rail liberalisation in Europe.

Accordingly, we must make the following pleas to the Commission: abandon your neo-liberal economic policies and scrap your directives on service provision in the single market as well as the Working Time Directive and present replacements in the form of directives on improved health and safety at work or on the harmonisation of welfare standards.

I don't believe in God but I pray and for me it's a form of directive meditation", he says.

Trauma reexposure is a form of directive psychotherapy that involves encouraging the victim to recount the trauma and, through gradual reexposure to the trauma in memory, change his or her emotional reactions in an effort to come to a new understanding of the experience.

Gerlach, as the battalion commander, received a "letter of instruction," a non-punitive form of directive, from the Marine Corps.

In the Italian cultural and legislative scenario, we believe that, under some circumstances (i.e., the expressed wishes of the patient, even in the form of advance directives), the use of EV does not violate the principle of beneficence.

Open lines of communication between the physician and patient as well as documentation of patient wishes in the form of advance directives would squash many of the conflicts that present when end of life treatment decisions are held in question.

In this ongoing cultural and legislative Italian scenario, we believe that, under some circumstances (i.e., the expressed wishes of the patient even in the form of advance directives), the use of EV could fall into the best interests of the patient and would thus not violate the principle of beneficence.