Sentence examples for a central directive from inspiring English sources

A central directive of the administration's strategy in Syria appears to be, "Don't make the same mistake twice".

Following a central directive from the ministry an attempt to train AYUSH doctors as skilled birth attendants (SBA) was initiated in 2011 but was reportedly not done, partially due to a lack of acceptance of this new role among AYUSH doctors.

All these initiatives, to be realised by private developers, are part of a central government directive with little concern for locale, much less common sense.

The real estate boom, much of it fueled by speculators from other parts of China, was ignited last spring by a central government directive lavishing Kashgar with economic aid and the creation of a special development zone.

The central directive force of the kingdom remained the king himself, whose office by tradition empowered its holder with the right to command the obedience of his subjects and to punish those who did not obey.

The central directive for all construction in Norway is the Plan and Building Act.

And to the embarrassment of Japan's national officials, the municipality is keen to wage this campaign in broad daylight.This week, in an unusual act of defiance, at least by Japanese standards, Suginami-ku and five other municipalities refused to carry out a central-government directive to tie their records into a new national network, which went live on August 5th.

Local officials have tended to ignore central directives on creating a more sustainable and less speculation-driven economy, partly because they still believe that they will not be promoted unless they can show stellar production results in their domains.

"Many of these sweeping advances have come about not because of governments, committee resolutions or central directives — although all these have played a part — but instead because millions of people around the world wanted them," she said.

Trying to accommodate patient choice through central directives is not the same as allowing it to direct change.Patients also ought to be able to have more say over what treatments and therapies the NHS offers.

But well-intentioned central directives often fail to achieve much.