Sentence examples for withdraw the directive from inspiring English sources

The European Commission, the executive body that drafted the takeover directive, is mediating the talks, and can withdraw the directive if it strays too far from the original draft.

Mr. Bolkestein tried to withdraw the directive, rather than let it go through in such a watered-down form, but his fellow commissioners voted against such a move at their weekly meeting Wednesday.

In a letter to the agriculture secretary, Consumers Union and the National Organic Standards Board urged her to withdraw the directives immediately as they "significantly undermine the integrity of the organic label for consumers, farmers and certifiers".

Earlier this week, his office said it would not be the "paper police," but said it was not withdrawing the directive.

Carefully withdraw the pies.

After save, withdraw the Pokemon.

Gibson wrote that unless Manfred withdrew the threats, or directives, as he termed them, the union will "initiate appropriate legal action to remedy these retaliatory steps, to protect the W.U.A.'s right to act through its chosen representatives and to prevent your threatened physical abuse".

The intervention by the EBU came as staff occupying the ERT building in Athens called on the government to delay any decision to send in the police and to withdraw its directive ordering private media stations to stop broadcasting the renegade ERT programmes.

When Mr Barroso says to us at the end of summer: 'I have got the message, I am withdrawing the texts on which there is no consensus', and withdraws dozens of them but retains the Services Directive, I feel as though I did not campaign for the same thing as him in the referendum, and that is something I cannot countenance.

Spain refused to withdraw its objection to the directive because of its disagreement with Britain about the status of Gibraltar.

The Soviets withdrew the missiles.