Sentence examples for IT directive from inspiring English sources
The manual "does not create new policy, nor is it directive in nature", he said, framing it as "a resource on the laws of war primarily for the DoD legal community".
The Obama administration finalized the regulations around the time it issued its directive to public schools regarding transgender students.
Thus, as NPR turns its back on its prime directive, it ensures no other entity will be able to follow said directive either.
"There is no where else in the country where a mayor has given it a directive like this and taken it on as aggressively".
She called it a "directive" but retracted the description later when presumably somebody reminded her that she is supposed to be an independent member of the judiciary.
Even though the study was confined to the cross-section, it has directive significance in the practical design of pin mixing sections in the light of the theory of distributive mixing.
Indeed, we might say that mission-based management is an integration of the other two models: it is directive guidance in the service of transcendent aims.
Rod Bla-fucking-goyevich? Question: Is it a directive at Chicago Public Radio that only men with voices as slow, soft, and non-authoritative as puffy baby angels be hired?
In its liberalization directives, it presupposes a functioning internal energy market and adequate consumer protection ([5]: 13).
However, in a statement it said it believed the directive was flawed.
