Sentence examples for act on directives from inspiring English sources
Not referees, now professional at the top level and obliged to act on directives – speeding up matches is the latest one – but because they remain employed by unions, rather than World Rugby, they remain subject to the whims of their employers with countries having differing priorities.
These are directives we can all act on to create a collective shift in consciousness.
But we also found 8,548 unfilled mid-level positions, defined as two-10 years of engineering experience, and able to act on broad directives.
If we are to successfully act on Gloria Steinem's directive to change culture we need to use creativity to wrest away popular culture domination from those using the tried and true formula of selling product to girls by the "It will make you hot" formula.
"But rather than act on that, the [federal government's] directives go in exactly the opposite direction".
Ed Miliband admitted Labour was "too slow" to act on agency workers, agreeing that a directive giving them more rights should have been brought in sooner.
Directive 2009/28/EC has been incorporated into Polish law by the Act on Renewable Energy Sources, which was adopted by the Parliament on 20 February 2015 (Ustawa 2015).
Since then, the president has turned to executive orders, policy directives, waivers, signing statements and other administrative steps to bypass Congress and act on contentious issues, including immigration, welfare, education reform and now gun violence.
One of Pinterest's core directives is to push people closer and closer toward a moment of inspiration where they act on some kind of idea they discover on Pinterest.
