Sentence examples for accept directives from inspiring English sources

Our ways of thinking about what is right – whether it's the relations between the sexes, freedom of the individual or the proper role of the state – have been shaped by the Platonic means of inquiry, a system of reasoning that seeks to unearth bias and contradictions, rather than accept directives handed down on tablets of stone.

Likewise, each MV bus may accept directives from the substation control room through its WSN with regards to the following characteristics: 1) RES generation dispatching schemes.

He is no longer inclined to accept directives from on high as self-evident.

I believe there is no honor, or business benefit, to asking employees to simply accept directives and soldier on.

Catholic schools and hospitals should be allowed not to accept government directives that they maintain conflict with their principles.

Well, the Norway model would enable us to continue tariff-free trade with the EU, but that just leaves you having to accept EU directives and regulations without being in the room when they are being shaped.

So even if the state does help each person act more on the basis of impersonal reasons that apply to them independent of the state, a person may refuse, on the basis of personal reasons, to accept the directives of the state.

He adopted a defiant tone Saturday after he was called to Brussels to defend his controversial policies to European lawmakers concerned by Hungary's restrictions on foreign-funded universities and NGOs, its refusal to accept European directives on granting asylum to migrants, and its increasingly anti-EU rhetoric.

Federalism The Texas courts have refused to accept a directive from President Bush to bypass procedural obstacles and grant a new hearing to a Mexican death-row inmate, after a 2004 World Court decision that the inmate's rights under an international treaty were violated when he was not given the chance to meet with Mexican officials.

Although there's a scene in which Wharton accepts a directive from Fullerton, whose given names were William Morton, to "call me Will..

"This puts pressure on the European national states to accept the European takeover directive," Mr. Tobien said.