Sentence examples for number of directives from inspiring English sources

38 It should be noted at the outset that the various rights to exploit a cinematographic or audiovisual work have been dealt with in a number of directives.

Over the last few decades, and more strikingly in the past few years, the European Union has implemented a number of directives designed to discourage practices such as insider trading.

To tackle these threats, a number of directives and regulations related to e-product and e-waste were promulgated, implemented and updated in China and in the European Union (EU) from 2006 to 2012.

The PIL, filed in 2001, has resulted in a number of directives from the court to the funding and implementing agencies and the case is continuing.

This tool allows the user to define a set of matching criteria to be used to select the reads in a FASTQ file on which to perform a set of manipulations; any number of match directives can be defined and a read must match each directive to be considered for manipulation.

Both places want to increase the number of advance directives.

About a year and a half ago, Dr. Bruno said, Coler-Goldwater systematically tried to raise the number of advance directives among its lucid patients.

The Communist Party, concerned that it is losing control, has issued a number of political directives banning liberal topics in the classroom.

The government has issued a number of security directives, limiting carry-on luggage, banning all cutting devices and increasing the number of passengers whose checked bags must be searched or X-rayed.

It will not now discuss any kind of plan to improve management and governance". The statement continued: "TCI believes that a number of government directives are not in the public benefit and should not be followed by CIL (Coal India), because they destroy the profitability and value of the people of India's stake in CIL.

Dominique Fouda, a spokesman for the European Aviation Safety Agency in Cologne, described a trend line that regulators say is consistent across many aircraft types and models, whereby the number of airworthiness directives climbs sharply over the first few years of service, then drops and plateaus for a decade or more.