Sentence examples for published directives from inspiring English sources

The lessons learnt reinforced the Bank's sense that in a crisis discretion and a sure hand on the tiller were more efficacious than rigid adherence to published directives.

In his statement, he drew on the defendant's published directives to his troops during the war, as well his wartime notebooks seized by Serbian police in a Belgrade flat where he had been hiding during his 16 years on the run.

All procedures concerning animals were performed in accordance with the published Directive 2010/63/EU of the European Parliament under a protocol approved by the local Administration District Official Committee.

In February 2003, the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union (2003) published Directive 2003/10/EC on minimum safety requirements regarding the exposure of workers to noise.

The European Union (EU) publishes Directives and Statutory Instruments, such as that governing electromagnetic emissions from electrical equipment, and compares compliance against that directive by invoking EN standards written by CENELEC.

"Every Afghan death diminishes our cause," Petraeus said in a recently published tactical directive.

It was proved that there was no link, and in 1998 the British government published a directive that silicone implants are safe.

But hospital doctors carry on blithely providing their discharge summaries when they see fit, three years after a DoH published a directive that discharge summaries should be sent to GPs within 48 hours.

In contrast, a recently published European Union directive on bank resolution and recovery recognizes that in the interest of minimizing systemic impact, regulators should be charged with devising "an efficient resolution for the group as a whole with the protection of financial stability in both the member states where the group operates and the Union".

In 2001, the European Union (EU) published a Directive on clinical trials that will be implemented by May 2004.

FAA publishes airworthiness directives in full in the Federal Register as amendments to § 39.13.