Sentence examples for now directive from inspiring English sources

43 It is apparent from recital 20 in the preamble that Directive 2001/29 is based on the principles and rules already laid down in the directives in force in this area, inter alia Directive 92/100 on rental right and lending right (now Directive 2006/115) and Directive 93/98 harmonising the term of protection of copyright (now Directive 2006/116).

Right now Directive 4911A is pilot program.

Now, directives are founded less on the speculative science of consumer trends and the hazy notion of zeitgeist and taste and more on the cold, hard numbers of social media followers.

Now the Directive, by its article 4(4), also allows the independent authority to be an existing national judicial authority.

Now, the directive faces opposition under a Trump administration.

Therefore, health-care professionals are now more directive and try to motivate patients to choose for DNA testing.

Even now, advance directives in Italy have no legal value, although a discussion about them has begun in Parliament.

It would seem that the Michigan State Government which created this health emergency with their mandated directives should now bear the direct financial responsibility for fixing the problem they created.

Getting a living will, health care proxy, or other advance directive now will give you more power over your treatment later.

In Europe a new privacy directive, now being drafted and likely to come into effect in 2016, will introduce extremely strict (some say stifling) rules on data collection that will apply across the European Union.

The agency is considering inserting specific performance standards in its directive now rather than during the next three years of analysis in the design phase of the project, as is customary.