Sentence examples for public directives from inspiring English sources

There is indeed a difference between a situation in which the vast majority of lawbreakers are not being prosecuted simply because the government lacks the resources to do so, and one in which government has issued explicit public directives that certain kinds of offenders will not (for the time being) be prosecuted.

Safety standards to protect the health of workers and the general public, Directive 96/29/Euratom (currently under revision, to be replaced by one directive containing all aspects of medical radiation protection): http://ec.europa.eu/energy/nuclear/radioprotection/doc/legislation/9629_en.pdf.

What seemed at the outset to be a conclusive public directive for Britain to leave the European Union — a 52%-48 52%-48endum vote — is now being downplayed as almost equivocal by British politicians, including key "Brexit" proponent Boris Johnson.

The King's 2009 public directive is reported to have a continued impact on increasing demand for circumcision among the largely Zulu population in KwaZulu-Natal [ 15].

Coughing/sneezing into your elbow is the only way to save the planet, according to new public health directives.

And if the results of this study are replicated and confirmed, the public health directives concerning folic acid supplementation may need to be revised.

Incorporation of this paradigm in public health directives across the United States would provide a proactive approach towards detection and response to clinical outbreak scenarios of endemic and exotic pathogens in the United States.

It includes those events and activities that occur after the issuing of authoritative public policy directives, which include the effort to administer and the substantive impacts on people and events.

"The commission believes this practice is in breach of the European public procurement directive of 1993," the commission said.

All of Flint's 8,657 children under the age of six should be considered exposed, according to a recent citywide public health directive.

It is the sub-sect of humanity that defines the world through the lens of Wall Street, because Wall Street is their world.Mr Hoffmann also explains the current financial crisis as stemming from the public policy directive that home ownership is tantamount to a right and that everyone, even if unable to afford it, should be able to buy a home.