Sentence examples for Main directives from inspiring English sources

Based on this assessment of threats, Carter gave his planners three main directives: innovate the heck out of stuff, strengthen conventional deterrence, and balance spending priorities for each.

Like most people, I too was taught and instinctively believed that the purpose in life, one of its main directives, was to avoid failure at all costs.

"Live, on stage, without notes" is the main directive.

By contrast, fun appears to have been the main directive behind the Bird and the Bee's "Interpreting the Masters, Volume 1: A Tribute to Daryl Hall and John Oates" (Blue Note).

The main directive concerning women farmers is Directive 86/613/EEC on the application of the principle of equal treatment between men and women engaged in an activity, including agriculture, in a self-employed capacity, and on the protection of self-employed women during pregnancy and motherhood.

EU law takes two main forms: directives, which the UK must implement through legislation passed by parliament; and regulations, which are directly applicable in UK law without the need for any implementing legislation.

It identifies four main policy directives, each of which addresses the main challenges to the effective and efficient delivery of employment services in MENA countries.

The paper focuses largely on energy use in the UK's existing building stock and the two main European Union Directives which affect it: the Energy Performance in Buildings Directive and the Energy Services Directive.

Given the time of the facts in the main proceedings (March 2008), Directive 2006/115 is applicable ratione temporis, and it is therefore in the light of this directive that the Court will examine the questions referred by the national court.

Given the time of the facts in the main proceedings (March 2008), Directive 2006/116 is applicable ratione temporis, and it is therefore in the light of this directive that the Court will examine the questions referred by the national court.

In the late nineteenth century, within the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the evolution of the railway network developed according to former directives, its main transversal elements were built just several decades later than the radial ones.