Sentence examples for prescribed directives from inspiring English sources
With respect to the regulatory in force in Quebec and based on the Canadian standard on the management of work in confined spaces, the organizations visited neglected the following points, in terms of both prescribed directives and actual practices: (i) management of subcontractors, (ii) auditing how risk reduction means are used, and (iii) integration of prevention through design.
Swedish directives prescribe similar arrangements concerning calving accommodation in dairy cubicle housing [ 18].
When Mr. Ashcroft became attorney general in 2001, he reversed Ms. Reno's position and issued a directive saying that doctors who prescribed lethal drugs to patients under the Oregon law could face federal sanctions and prosecution under the Controlled Substances Act.
The base-line containment strategy, as prescribed in 1980 by European Union (EU) directive 80/217/EEC, to deal with CSFV outbreaks includes killing all animals on infected farms, movement stand-still, intensive surveillance, and zoo-sanitary measures [ 2].
That is not something for which the EU's 2002 Post Directive can be blamed, for it prescribed no such sanctions at national level.
Universally accepted priorities include management directives which allow natural fires to burn unhindered under prescribed conditions.
For this study GPs were not given specific directives for prescribing blood tests in specific patients.
New benefits and/or an extension of the indications for a given benefit may only be prescribed after the Federal Joint Committee has recognized their therapeutic value and included them into its directive (SGB V, Sect. 138).
In a memorandum on Thursday to his staff outlining the latest budget directive, which was released by Mr. Levy's office yesterday, the chancellor said the focus of the newly prescribed cuts "needs to shift to tougher decisions about what the business of the central offices should be".
He prescribed an antidepressant.
