This is because intangible assets do not count towards a bank's core capital.But the BOI has postponed introducing a directive that would require banks to take account of these prospective commitments in the calculation of their core ratios.
No ban on the horizonIn 1998, the Council of the EU introduced a directive stating, "No animal shall be provided with food or liquid in a manner which may cause unnecessary suffering or injury".
In 1998, the European Union introduced a directive on in vitro diagnostics requiring that laboratory tests be traceable to a "higher-order method" (48).
If those fail to produce results, she might then introduce a binding directive.
The European Commission will try to lower bureaucratic hurdles for students and researchers visiting from outside the European Union by introducing a new directive, the commission announced in Brussels last week.
This rule has been in place since at least September 2008 when, according to a leaked classified report, ISAF introduced a tactical directive that "specifically called for limiting airstrikes on compounds to avoid civilian casualties when ISAF forces are not in imminent danger".
The European Commission introduced a PV directive in 2010, which is a legal requirement for a member state in the EU to take all necessary measures to identify biological medicines that are prescribed, dispensed, or sold in its country.
This is done at the cost of introducing a markedly directive and insistent stance (see lines 16 21), which stands in contrast with the orientation to mutuality in topic initiation initially adopted by Massimo.
This proposal, if adopted, will supersede the 2003 Biofuels Directive and introduce a 10% binding target for biofuels by energy content for all member states by 2020.
Article 6 of the Habitats Directive introduced a requirement for a thorough assessment of any plan or project that was likely to have a significant effect on the integrity of a Natura 2000 site, known as a Habitat assessment.
