Sentence examples for active directive from inspiring English sources

"Most young children," Dr. Tangney said, "really don't hear the distinction between 'Johnny, you did a bad thing' versus 'Johnny, you're a bad boy.' They hear 'bad kid.' I think a more active, directive approach is needed".

These steps are significant as the language indicates a change from passive reconnaissance of enemy warships and submarines to an active directive which involved the attack of the vessels by Coastal Command aircraft.

The second is that with the end of the Cold War, the world will plunge into chaos without strong, active directives from the United States.

But he made me aware that the narrator, whether third person or first, is not a neutral figure but an active, even directive, force.

In order to do this, more than just understanding is required, the clinician needs to be active and directive.

It also needs to be more pro-active and directive in some circumstances.

Treatment is directive, active, and emphasizes learning new ways to live.

Since different BMPs are expressed on different sides of the embryo, and because no morphological landmarks exist, it was unclear where BMP signaling is active along the directive axis.

The Health Minister also demonstrated both commitment to public health and leadership with clear directives, active involvement and unambiguous support for the government use licences.

Not originally published in English 17. Published before January 1991 or after September 2012 Social workers play an active role in advance directive discussions They reported the time they spent was inadequate A) Medium B Low CC) Low Overall: Low 15/27 case managers indicated clients willingly discussed future care plans Time constraints of case management.

Enhance Regional Office oversight capacity The objective of the recommendation on RO oversight capacity is to reinforce the pro-active and (if necessary) directive elements of RO support where COs do not recognise looming crises or have difficulty in planning an effective response.