Sentence examples similar to a true directive from inspiring English sources
His 1858 travelogue "The Frigate Pallada," documents Putiatin's historic voyage, ostensibly to check up on Russia's "North American possessions". Putiatin's true directive was the same as the American Commodore Matthew Perry's: to push the frontiers of global imperialism in Japan, a country then closed to Westerners for two centuries, by forcing it to open up to Western trade.
Now, while for a uniform-weighing beamformer the parameter G n is indeed greater than unity (and equal to M for the specific case of uniform-weighing vector), thus representing a true gain, instead for a super-directive array G n may occur to be less than one, and even far smaller than one as the array super-directive properties get more and more pronounced.
Every starship captain knows the true prime directive: steer clear of black holes.
What matters is if they make subscriptions seem more attractive, because e-commerce revenue is Amazon's true prime directive.
Indeed the opposite seemed true, that Directives required implementation by the Member State under all circumstances for their provisions to have direct effect within Member States legal systems.
The second is a proposal for a directive drafted in 2003 aimed at replacing a directive dating from 1988.
"Mind the Gap" is both a warning and a directive.
The GDPR is a regulation, not a directive.
A DNR clause is an example of an advance directive.
There's not been a single directive -- I swear to god that's true.
