But reducing the transposition deficit, while important, is not the end of the game.

This is the silliest directive ever!

When a directive is issued, you don't know who is responsible instead, they are known as, say, Directive 17.62 (meaning that it is directive no. 17 issued in 1962).

Not every PHP directive is documented below.

qhhr has mixed feelings over the directive

These governments will take advantage from this directive.

This directive was delivered orally to on duty editors.

Consider, for example, the European Commission s so called services directive.

This is especially important if the ClearModuleList directive is defined.

There s no official directive condoning physical violence against Afghan students.

The incentives to make use of the new directive will be especially strong for East Europeans.

Why, then, was the European Commission s proposed services directive, which would ensure freedom to supply services across the Union to all EU companies, vilified as the Frankenstein directive ?

We received (and executed) a directive to delete all anti Putin blogs.

Indeed, while it might seem as though there would be no problem of cultural transposition in the case of Hurricane Katrina, an examination of the tragedy reveals otherwise.

The directive on free movement implies a new era of direct migration into West European welfare states.

To comply with the law, the country s Ministry of Religious Affairs issued a directive regulating the public celebration of Christmas.

In the great ancient religious and ethical traditions of humankind we find the directive You shall not steal!

By 1900, the entire American telephone line network was either twisted pair or open wire with transposition to guard against interference.

implementation is a compiler directive that says you re about to present the code for the guts of a class.

And while the story is good on transposition, it is less rosy when it comes to how things are working on the ground.

And they're at the sharp end of what's called the WEEE, which is this European electrical and electronic waste directive.

Despite written requests from the nongovernmental groups to receive a copy of the directive the agency has yet to respond.

If I may be so bold to say that this directive has just 'weakened a nation'. tsk

Ten years ago, the gap between the number of single market laws adopted in Brussels and those in force in the member states known as the transposition deficit stood at 6 .

The parameters prescribed in the draft directive specifically call for the removal of this barrier on the road to the implementation of the europrotocol in Russia.

Aamjanata thinks that this directive is unreasonable as it is a requirement for many jobs to stay late

In January 2008, the Malaysian Internal Security Ministry issued a directive alerting newspaper editors not to trust Uncyclopedia.

This directive stifles public discourse, violates values enshrined in our National Constitution, and creates an environment of fear when frank discussion is most needed.

We were more than satisfied when the Romanian Government, even before its membership of the European Union, showed its readiness to accept this directive.

A revised version of the directive that reduces its sectoral scope and makes a number of compromises with the country of origin principle is now before the European Parliament.

Dear Customers, as per UCC directive Social media has been temporarily blocked however all our other services are available.

Palestinian activists said they will continue their campaign until the Attorney General cancels his directive and unblocks the sites.

Mutational processes are far more complex than was thought a few decades ago with strand slippage, duplication, transposition, and illegitimate recombination producing qualitative differences between closely related genomes.

In 2006, the European Commission issued a directive on the liberalization of trade in services, but major countries particularly Germany have refused to implement it.

20. Reaffirms that the medium term plan, as approved by the General Assembly, shall continue to constitute the principal policy directive of the United Nations

These attacks overlooked the fact that the directive makes employment conditions of workers from other EU member states subject in most respects to host country rules.

On 3 March, Mao issued a directive reaffirming the legitimacy of the Cultural Revolution and specifically pointed to Deng as an internal, rather than external, problem.

Despite the martial law directive banning the gathering of five or more people, hundreds of Thais across the country have defied this ruling by holding several protests denouncing the coup.

If we assume that a causal relationship exists, the European directive seems to be fairly well designed, with one main shortcoming.

The Bolkestein directive on services played badly, but there is no question that European consumers pay too much for many services.

Biologists could still collar the caribou, but they now had a directive to pursue more respectful, non invasive methods as well.

May 1, 2006, is a crucial date for Europe, for it is the deadline for implementing the European Union s directive on freedom of movement into national law.

Some of us laughed and said this will never happen... there is now an Executive Directive forcing all female civil servants to cover their hair at work.

Activists say the directive was apparently adopted in January 2014, but has been applied more stringently since May and has resulted in the expulsion of some family members of migrant workers.

During the referendum campaign in France preceding the vote on the draft EU Constitutional Treaty, the proposed directive was vilified as undermining the rights of labor, symbolized by that dreaded bogeyman, the Polish plumber. These attacks overlooked the fact that the directive makes employment conditions of workers from other EU member states subject in most respects to host country rules.