Sentence examples for more recent directive from inspiring English sources
A more recent directive is pushing the Federal government to only use payment cards with "chip and pin" technology.
He welcomed a recent directive allowing more flexible hiring by employers, but said that was just an "appetiser" for real labour reform.
For instance, the focus of the video interventions in the 1990s was on the creation of advance directives, whereas more recent video interventions have focused on clarifying preferences for goals of care (life-prolonging care, limited care, or comfort care) or CPR.
More recent developments, like the proposal for a directive of the European Parliament, and of the Council amending Directive 98/70/EC relating to the quality of petrol and diesel fuels, does not change this target, but addresses sustainability criteria for the production of biofuels.
The basic rules covering plants stem from a European Commission directive of 1971, although more recent regulations, dating from 1995, have brought substantial changes, including the PIAs.
Both the European Directive 93/43 and the more recent Regulation 852/2004 require food hygiene training for every food handler [ 15].
The EU directive to improve water quality by ending the dumping of sewage is in danger of contradicting another, more recent Euro-edict, which forbids doing anything to harm wild bird populations.
The energy efficiency directive is still a very recent directive, and it's not been transposed into member state legislation.
But consider more recent events.
