Sentence examples similar to short-term directive from inspiring English sources
In the short-term, the new Directive could lead to less rigorous culling of birds with leg problems and thereby increase suffering.
The decision states that the government's re-submission "satisfies the conditions set in the directive", with the caveat of short-term measures being put in place.
Completion of an advance directive, its structure and content, and its short-term effects on working alliance and treatment satisfaction were recorded.Sixty-one.Sixty-onepercentcinanthein the facilitated session completed an advance directive or authorized a proxy decision maker, compared with only 3% of control group participants.
After finishing his degree in environmental science, he got a short-term job reorganising a recycling plant after the introduction of a new EU waste directive.
BECTU complained that, not only could short-term and freelance workers not claim annual paid leave in Britain, despite the provisions of the working time directive, but they did not receive any payment in lieu, except where employment was terminated.
The European Parliament and Council aimed to adopt a Directive which would protect workers who are exposed in the course of their work from known short-term adverse health effects [ 2].
This requires both licensing and inspection at the UK level, and a European directive that stops agencies being used to undercut employment conditions, instead of their proper business of providing short-term labour for short-term needs.
Short-term interests converge.
Style, short-term shaping, long-term architecture.
