Sentence examples for time directives from inspiring English sources

The company may pay little heed to working time directives, to minimum wage legislation and to the right of elves to form a union, but the elves are regularly tested to ensure they have not been taking a nip of Santa's brandy and are warned regularly that the grotto is a non-smoking environment where it is illegal to light up their pipes.

Working time directives also have to be addressed, he says, because "if you do shift work you get a scenario where people might say 'it's not my problem, I'm off'".

There have been reductions over time in the working hours of junior doctors through successive European Working Time Directives (EWTDs).

Moreover, the imposition of European working time directives and reductions in the number of doctors in training necessitates team working changes and the adoption of different organisational models.

Additionally, in many countries, the cost of employing doctors have escalated over recent years, in part as a result of working time directives which have limited the hours doctors are available for service [ 6, 7].

The drivers for the expansion of simulation-based education are well documented including ethical imperatives, working time directives, patient empowerment, patient safety movement and the need for learner-centred education [ 2- 5].

I fully understood some speakers, such as Mr Piecyk, when they said they regretted the absence of a direct link with the Working Time Directive.

The working time directive ignores us.

The commission reckons that British companies may be systematically violating the EU's "Working Time Directive".

The Working Time Directive, for example, causes problems for junior doctors.

Yet only one example was given in his speech and that was the working time directive.