Sentence examples for from the directives from inspiring English sources

Westminster has less than ever to fear from the directives of a European superstate, which only really exists in gin-soaked Tory nightmares.

Finally at Christmas, I decided the only way to be free from the directives and the diktats, the imperatives that are well-intentioned but in reality stifle innovation and prevent change from happening, was to quit.

"It was a place you could be yourself, where you could get away from the directives of the people who went before you, people who you loved but who you knew had blinkers on".

But the French stand to gain from the directive.

Mr. Safi, the Parliament member, expressed concern that with the continued exemption of some Special Operations units from the directive, the problem of civilian casualties would continue.

Only detainee operations and "very small numbers of U.S. S.O.F.," or Special Operations forces, are exempted from the directive, Admiral Smith said.

The administration published some declassified talking points from the directive in January 2013, but those did not mention the stepping up of America's offensive capability and the drawing up of a target list.

Cameron is likely, however, to seek at least some exemption from the directive imposing a 48-hour maximum working week, which would fall outside any literal interpretation of the GMB's conference resolution but delight many employers.

NSFW takes its title from the directive on certain web pages – "not safe for work" – which acts as a warning about content you wouldn't necessarily want your boss to see you browsing.

For historical reasons, the United Kingdom and Denmark are exempt from the directive's mandate.

In order to comply with the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD), the studies and research in this field start from the Directive 91/2002/CE and subsequently lead to the EN ISO 13790 2007.