Sentence examples similar to a powerful directive from inspiring English sources
The following are some primers on how simplicity can become a powerful retail directive.
Well, certain chemical systems, ones whose chemical reaction is to make copies of themselves, respond to that same powerful directive.
Some of the most powerful directives guide federal agencies themselves.
"We think this new version of the directive sends a powerful signal and it responds to the events of Sept. 11," said a European Union diplomat involved in the Wednesday meeting who insisted on anonymity.
The documents were an effort to wrench dying from technology's grip, and even critics concede that the advance-directive movement played a powerful part in forcing doctors to acknowledge that, for dying people, more was not necessarily better.
Bolsonaro issued a directive giving the Agriculture Ministry, which is dominated by a powerful agro-business lobby, control over areas reserved for Brazil's indigenous peoples and the descendants of former slaves.
Mr. Clinton's personal interest, officials said, has become a powerful force behind a series of secret Federal meetings and directives meant to bolster the nation's anti-terrorism work.
The directive to "get on schedule, whatever it takes" is a powerful force for change.
There is a powerful role for public agency and public spending, but it is much less directive, statist and top-down than traditional left thinking.
He is a powerful, powerful drummer.
