Sentence examples for in directives from inspiring English sources

Urban planning policies and building codes are lacking in directives toward alleviating impacts of the UHI.

Didn't talk but in directives: Drink this, let me take that, wrap up, what's your name, what's your number?

Not in the law of the UK, not in directives, not in the judgments of the court".

Justice Department lawyers are reviewing and recommending changes in directives on how to deal with undercover operations, foreign intelligence and confidential informants, the official said.

103 It is true that in Directives 92/100 and 2006/115 the European Union legislature used the term 'remuneration' instead of the term 'compensation' employed in Directive 2001/29.

Judge Scheindlin found that the department operated on the notion that black and Hispanic people were the right people to stop — a theme, she wrote, that was evident in statements made by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg out of court, and in directives made by commanders during station house roll calls.

This is precisely how the bail-in Directive proposes banks that receive state aid should be treated.

43 It is apparent from recital 20 in the preamble that Directive 2001/29 is based on the principles and rules already laid down in the directives in force in this area, inter alia Directive 92/100 on rental right and lending right (now Directive 2006/115) and Directive 93/98 harmonising the term of protection of copyright (now Directive 2006/116).

Rental and lending rights for authors have been established in Directive 92/100/EEC.

According to the European Commission, there are three additional major initiatives in Directive 2001/107/EC.

The performative verbs used in directive and expressive speech acts belong to the semantic domain of communication verbs.