Sentence examples for implementing the directives from inspiring English sources

Several years ago, I embedded with U.S. troops in Kandahar, Afghanistan, and spent time with a unit that was tasked with implementing the directives from a set of trainings known as "Commander's Guide to Money as a Weapons System".

Whilst the UK has opposed many European directives but implemented most of those it did approve, Italy is a great believer in "voting European", that is, agreeing to many issues and then simply not implementing the directives.

Laws implementing the directive have already been introduced in France, while Sweden, Slovakia, Finland, Austria and Germany are expected to comply this month.

Implementing the directive could require large amounts of new information technology and cost the financial industry plenty.

Vaizey is trying to find a way of implementing the directive yet not causing total disruption to the internet business in the UK.

European Standardisation Organisation (CEN) has drafted several standards to help the member countries implementing the directive.

They will be applied, the Department of Culture, Media and Sport (which is tasked with implementing the directive, as part of its overall responsibility on the digital economy) said, as "a last resort and will not apply to operators [that] have assessed the risks adequately, taken appropriate security measures and engaged with regulators but still suffered an attack".

The Commission is deceiving itself if it believes that implementing the directive will put an end to all the uncertainty.

They promised in the Conciliation Committee that they will not insist on the 30-month time-limit for implementing the directive, so that where possible it can be incorporated into national legislation everywhere by 1 January 1999.

The case law of the Court of Justice has indicated, however, the importance of using the best available scientific information as a basis for implementing the Directive and the obligation of carrying out the research programmes required to generate it (see Table 3).

The limited impact of the European Union doctors' directives is linked to the general absence of physician surpluses in other Member States (which restricts the pool of potential migrants), failure to implement the directives and recognise the equivalence of qualifications by some Member States.