Sentence examples for relevant directive from inspiring English sources

It can amend the relevant directive to deal with the court's decision, and even to encourage a flood of grey imports.

London has been jointly lobbying (pdf) with eleven fellow European regions for the relevant directive to in future "include a degree of flexibility that allows the specific characteristics of our regions to be taken into account".

A senior banker has told me that his organisation is taking legal advice on the impact of the relevant directive, Council Directive 95/26/EC of 29 June 1995, because it has never been tested in the courts and there is no case law around it.

82 The objective of ensuring a satisfactory return on cinematographic investments extends beyond the context of just protection of the rental and lending right governed by Directive 2006/115, since it also appears in other relevant directives.

In addition, it is demonstrated that the recycling sector will need to adapt its processes to deal with the increasing complexity of plastics of end-of-life electronic displays while respecting relevant directives.

Rowley, a 21-year veteran of the F.B.I. and mother of four (superagent and supermom), suggests that Mueller's men have been neglecting their duty to report potential violations of relevant directives to the president's Intelligence Oversight Board (as if that sleepy gang would lift a finger).

In the context of physician migration, the most relevant directives are the so-called "doctors' directives" (75/362/EEC and 75/363/EEC).

Furthermore, the 'Opinion of the German Ethics Council' [ 25] on human bio-banks for research as well as other ethically relevant directives will be observed.

Many countries protected consumer health from possible drug residues in fish by setting tolerable concentrations of drug residues, and surveillance agencies had been checking for compliance with the relevant directives.

Laboratory surveillance, generally focused on infectious and noninfectious threats that might endanger the mission, is carried out with samples of delivered and prepared food and treated water prior to release and also includes the screening of local staffs for pathogens according to relevant directives from the hygiene department.

Does the Commission monitor compliance with the relevant directives in any way, or the extent to which the Member States have taken steps in line with Parliament's resolution?