However, an obligation to meet EU directives has meant that in recent years the UK has been forced to find alternative means of disposal.
Brick is one of the rare school districts in the United States to adopt this practice of "reverse mainstreaming," which allows districts to meet federal directives to provide disabled 3- and 4-year-olds with schooling in the least restrictive possible setting.
Conventionally adopted treatments of TFT-LCD waste glass cannot meet WEEE directives.
In order to meet the directives of NCLB, the VDOE (2010) sets its own Standards of Learning for each subject and grade.
Older planes generally require more inspection and maintenance to meet the directives that the Federal Aviation Administration places on planes to determine their air-worthiness.
UNOS can put a transplant center on probation for not following Public Health Service rules on seeking informed consent, but what to tell patients to meet these directives is left to the discretion of the surgeon and the hospital.
During the next 30 days we will work to meet that directive".
La Poste says it will meet the directive's recommended 2009 date.
Many countries do not meet the directive's standards; but by far the largest and angriest is the United States.In this section Data dogfights How to make mergers work Turkish Germans?
To meet that directive, a three-judge panel, including Judge Karlton, in 2012 ordered the state to take "all steps necessary" to reach the population limit set by the Supreme Court.
It has been shown that 50% of the ASR contains valuable recoverable materials which could be used to meet the Directive target.
