Sentence examples for the second directive from inspiring English sources

Police started in on the second directive almost immediately.

But the regulation with the greatest impact on European fintech to date is the Second Directive on Payments Services (PSD2, Directive (EU) 2015/2366) compelling banks to open their systems to fintechs, allowing them to act as intermediaries between bank and customer.

Concerning the second directive, if 2% inflation is stable pricing, why does the Fed's inflation target cut in half the domestic purchasing power of the U.S. dollar in less than 25 years?

Yang et al. [8] argue that small (in area) elements are needed in image region where the second directional directive is large and have introduced the error diffusion (ED) scheme.

Ms. Robinson has tried to embody the first directive while practicing the latter.

It was the first directive of this kind that Clarke had seen during his thirty years in government.

The first directive that his vice-president, Dick Cheney, gave to his chief counsel, David Addington, was to "restore the powers of the presidency".

Even though the Thirteenth Directive is the result of numerous compromises and has raised many questions whether the Directive will truly lead to convergence within Europe, the Takeovers Directive has now become a cornerstone of public M&A in Europe.

In comparison to the approach taken by the European Council with the Thirteenth Directive, the United States grants considerably more freedom to both the acquiring party and to the target corporations.

That is the first directive in the wicked and erudite guide "The Art of Seduction," whose self-help virtues are rather oblique, as they lie in undoing the heartstrings of others.

"It was July 3, 1979, that President Carter signed the first directive for secret aid to the opponents of the pro-Soviet regime in Kabul," Zbigniew Brzezinski, Carter's national security adviser, recalled in 1998.