Sentence examples for landmark directive from inspiring English sources
Last month a landmark directive on intersex rights was announced by the government of Chile.
A landmark directive with the potential to ban tar sands oil from Europe has been reprieved, the Guardian has learned.
The European Union's most powerful instrument of conservation is its landmark Birds Directive, which was issued in 1979 and requires member states to protect all European bird species and preserve sufficient habitat for them.
Physicians and hospitals in Texas have the authority, under the landmark Advance Directives Act of 1999, to withhold or withdraw medical care in situations where such care is futile.
A landmark law, the RoHS directive, enacted by the European Union, requires all electronics manufacturers to drastically lower concentrations of hazardous substances, including lead, in their products.
The new federal directive is a "landmark" and a "watershed moment," declared a press release from the Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition, an open access lobbying group.
Since different BMPs are expressed on different sides of the embryo, and because no morphological landmarks exist, it was unclear where BMP signaling is active along the directive axis.
In what was regarded as a landmark in the nation's campaign against tobacco, the government finally assented to the antitobacco directives of Tobacco Product Control and Regulatory Act 2010 on 4 November 2011.
Karl Lagerfeld's directive?
