Sentence examples for matter of directive from inspiring English sources

Its Constitution adopted in 1995 recognised the right to adequate food and other economic, social and cultural rights, and has committed as a matter of directive principle of state policy to ensure food security and nutrition for all [ 9].

(For example, the paradox of deontology above discussed may seem more tractable if morality is a matter of personal directives of a Supreme Commander to each of his human subordinates).

The Italian legal system lacks a specific law on the matter of advance directives and their legal value.

41 That conclusion is supported by the subject-matter and purpose of Directive 2009/24.

Collins considered this a violation of the orders that the Joint Chiefs had issued on 27 September, but MacArthur pointed out that it was only, in the words of the original directive, "a matter of policy".

Beyond that, it adds, the directive, "as a matter of Army policy, bars the contracting of the intelligence function".

This is a welcome development and it is our hope the U.S. government will adopt this directive as a matter of official policy for its responses to all refugee humanitarian crisis situations.

Directive 2006/115 codifies and reiterates, in terms analogous to those of Directive 92/100, the provisions of that directive.

2. Article 3(1) of Directive 96/9 must be interpreted as meaning that a 'database' within the meaning of Article 1(2) of that directive is protected by the copyright provided for by that directive provided that the selection or arrangement of the data it contains amounts to an original expression of the creative freedom of its author, which is a matter for the national court to determine.

Directive 2006/115 codifies and reproduces, in analogous terms, the provisions of Directive 92/100.

Directive 2006/116 codifies and reproduces, in analogous terms, the provisions of Directive 93/98.