Sentence examples for inspire directive from inspiring English sources
The COBWEB framework follows the INSPIRE directive by using metadata schemas compliant with it.
Cadastral parcels [27] are included in Annex I of INSPIRE Directive and are thus considered as reference data.
The INSPIRE Directive is transposed into Danish law concerning the setup of an Infrastructure for Geographic Information.
Talking about harmonization of geographic data in the European Union, the INSPIRE directive (EC [4]) has to be mentioned.
Furthermore, the INSPIRE directive 2007/2/EC lays down general rules for the establishment of the Infrastructure for Spatial Information in the European Community.
With regard to metadata, the INSPIRE directive describes a set of attributes, supplies code lists and maps the attributes to the format described in ISO.
Mark W. Ott, the police chief in Bridgeton, a South Jersey town of about 22,000, said his department had referred 36 cases to the immigration authorities since August; a police spokesman in Newark, the state's largest city — and the site of the schoolyard slayings that inspired the directive — said that the police there had referred none.
Meanwhile, the third improved version of the EU Directive inspired by the incident has been implemented.
The way in which the directive inspired the work can be summarised as follows: Identification of the most important endpoints: This was carried out not by the QSAR modellers, but by the stakeholders.
The principles have been inspired by the Directive Principles given in the Constitution of Ireland and also by the principles of Gandhism; and relate to social justice, economic welfare, foreign policy, and legal and administrative matters.
This unusual directive was inspired by one formidable man's cunning, his central role in a yearlong investigation into the mob's grip on the waterfront, and his body count: a dozen murders — several victims were F.B.I. informers — that for a time helped transform New Jersey into the Genovese crime family's abattoir.
