Examples of using A directive in English and their translations into Russian
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In December 1998, the Cabinet Division issued a directive to form WID Coordination Committees in all districts and upazillas.
Already the Government has issued a directive that each primary school should establish a pre-primary school as well as a pre-school class,
In 2005, a directive was issued by the President of the Court of Appeal, formalizing public access to court decisions.
You are also aware that there is a directive which defines the periodicity for holding various types of military exercises,
A directive to the chief of an operation in the field may be written
The Vietnamese Prime Minister is also expected to issue a Directive on Counter-Terrorism Activities in the New Context.
A directive principle of state policy also enjoins Government to ensure that women are fairly represented in the composition of the Government.
It has also proposed a Directive on a common framework for electronic signatures COM(1998)297/2.
In Italy, for example, the Prime Minister in 1997 issued a directive that is, in itself, an overall programme addressed to all ministers,
In fact, a directive to carry out the"short procedure of arrest" appeared at the end of the list next to the marked names.
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin issued a directive to set up a Russian embassy in South Ossetia in 2009.
In November 2007, the Prime Minister of Viet Nam adopted a directive document setting up a governmental mechanism to coordinate the counter-terrorism policies of all ministries and branches.
On the basis of a draft prepared by the group of experts, the Chief of Defence has issued a directive governing the implementation of article 35.
Government of American Samoa, budget spending showed an excellent response from government departments on a directive to cut and tighten spending.
In EU, a directive from 1989 stipulates that all cars sold in EU,
On December 24, the Minister of Defense signed a directive for the entry of Soviet troops in Afghanistan.
Such isolated reports of recruitment into CAFGU continue, despite a directive from AFP strictly setting the age of recruits at 18 years and above.
It should be noted that in 2011 the Taliban reportedly issued a directive forbidding attacks on schools and teachers.
The Commission is planning to adopt a proposal for a Directive on payment services with a view to requiring payment service providers to make charges more transparent for customers.
A directive that would introduce country-by-country reporting by multinational companies in the European Union is currently under consideration.