Sentence examples for present directives from inspiring English sources
Following the present directives for building products, the manufacturers of intumescent paints for fire protection of structural steel typically offer tables for presentation of the product's insulating efficiency showing its dry film thicknesses (DFTs) required to sufficiently delay the defined steel critical temperature.
The present directives state that there should be a clear mention of the words "homeopathic medicinal product" with certain specified, but no other, information (including the phrase "homeopathic medicinal product without approved therapeutic indication").
We encourage European legislators and other policymakers to amend the present directive because the fate of much of the world's forests is literally at stake.
The present Directive, which applies ONP to voice telephony, accordingly focuses on harmonizing the general conditions regarding open and efficient access to and use of fixed public telephone networks and public telephony services (Article 1(1)).
A major problem surrounding the present directive is its inflexibility.
The issues addressed in the present directive are also being considered by our trading partners such as the United States.
The date of entry into force of the Directive on aspects of horizontal liability shall not differ excessively from that of the present Directive.
2. The Commission should report back within 3 years from the coming into force of the present Directive in the light of market developments.
More than 50 replies have been received, providing a good insight into the practical problems surrounding the present directive and the potential problems surrounding the Commission's proposal.
In order to ensure coherence between the present Directive and Directive 2011/83/EU it is appropriate in general to indicate the time of the passing of risk as the time for assessing the conformity of the goods.
In order to ensure coherence between the present Directive and Directive 2011/83/EU it is appropriate to indicate the time of the passing of risk as the time for assessing the conformity of the goods.
