Sentence examples for this directive has from inspiring English sources

Through a series of unfortunate amendments and court cases, the cost of this Directive has risen steadily year on year since its introduction in 1998.

Deborah Hyams, an Amnesty International researcher who focusses on the region, said: "People hearing the news that this directive has been suspended could get the mistaken impression that Israeli restrictions on Palestinian movement in the Occupied Palestinian Territories have been lifted.

"Given the alarmingly high number of arrests that continue to be made by the NYPD, it appears that this directive has not been fully embraced by the officers now under your command".

This directive has arisen from the demonstration that NPC-driven clinico-pathological recovery is achieved in several pre-clinical models of neurological disorders [7].

That position, in which you do not know enough of what is happening to, and around, you is something this directive has attempted to rectify.

If this directive had to be followed to the letter, of course, the Voice of America would not have been able to broadcast any of the bin Laden tape today.

Go up or down the escalator in Selfridges, and a recorded voice tells you peremptorily to keep to the right or left: no "please," no "thank you" - incredible when you consider that the wording of this directive had to be worked out beforehand.

This directive had several objectives: guarantee independence in the management of railway companies which are often dependent on States, assure the separation between the management of railway infrastructures and transport services.

In practice, the criteria for labelling genetically-modified foods would only be established after this directive had been adopted and would be worked out by the Commission.

Traffic noise data collection is well defined in the European Noise Directive (2002), but the comparability of the data available from the first phase of this directive had not yet reached these standards at the time of collecting the present data.

I wish the Commission had supplied us with this information earlier on in these proceedings, for then, I believe, the fact that this directive had not even been transposed in ten Member States might well have caused our debate on this subject to take a slightly different course.