Sentence examples similar to three-year directive from inspiring English sources

The EU adopted a directive establishing minimum basic rights across the EU for victims of crime, including those of terrorist attacks, in October 2012, with a three-year period for transposing it into domestic law in the member states.

Considering that the large majority of Member States have foreseen a two-year period when implementing Directive 1999/44 and in practice this is considered by market participants as a reasonable period, this period should be maintained.

He rescinded his father's directive and scheduled drilling off both the Atlantic and Pacific coasts in his final five-year drilling plan.

Not 3rd class, 3rd year!

In his 84th year.

LEVY--Helen LEVY--Helen LEVY--Helen Friedman

"It's their 10th year.

December 23 in her 94th year.

This is his 15th year.

Armed with a series of explicit directives, which Emerson had played a major role in preparing, Constance as the new Dean was able to carry out a series of sweeping academic reforms in his seven-year tenure.

But Mr. Zuma ignored the directive from the public protector's office, and the A.N.C. fiercely attacked the public protector, Thulisile Madonsela, who otherwise has been praised for aggressively carrying out her duties during her seven-year term, which ends later this year.