Sentence examples for international directives from inspiring English sources

Under the new draft circulating Thursday, the energy agency's board would accuse Iran of "many failures and breaches of its obligations to comply" with international directives, and conclude that these "constitute noncompliance" with a section of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty that requires certain punitive action in such cases.

Monitoring protected areas and their surrounds at local to regional scales is essential given their vulnerability to anthropogenic pressures, including those associated with climatic fluctuation, and important for management and fulfilment of national and international directives and agreements.

International directives and agreements such as the EU Flood Directive (Directive 2007/60/EC), the EU Inspire Directive (European Directive 2007/2/EC), the EU Seveso Directive (Directive 2012/18/EU)), the Hyogo Framework for Action 2005 2015 (UNISDR 2005), and the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015 2030 (UNISDR 2015)—influence the development of national strategies and legislation.

At the policy level, international directives dealing with have reinforced the trend toward cultural globalization by often overlapping the idea of nature with that of landscape, encouraging renaturalization, particularly in the form of forest cover, and neglecting ancient landscape patterns and the long and rich cultural history that led to their creation.

The Indian government struggles with balancing international directives to improve overall population health with the need to improve individual health.

According to national and international directives, persons afflicted by stroke should be cared for at special stroke care centers, often referred to as stroke units (SUs) [ 7- 10].

All animals were handled in strict accordance with good animal practice as defined by the relevant international (Directive 86/609/EEC and the recommendation 2007/526/EC from European community), national (Legislative Decree 116/92 and law n.

Management of the Baltic Sea and its watershed is covered by numerous international conventions, directives, and policies focused on habitat, fisheries, specific groups of biota, and overall biodiversity (Text S1, see also [92]).

As national and international policy directives continue to build on the momentum that presently drives public participation in research, careful attention must be paid to both the organisation and quality of essential training.

The factors include a fragmented chronic disease research community with limited power to influence policy and policymakers' overdependence on international health directives and funding in the development of local policies.

All experiments have been performed with invertebrate animals according to the respective institutional, national, and international guidelines (Directive 2010/63/EU).