Sentence examples for and directive in from inspiring English sources

(S//NF) Key highlights: o Founder of TOPSEC and iTrusChina notes PRC funding and directive in media interview.

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

Non-university-based research ethics committees, such as those linked with the National Health Service (NHS) within the UK context, are far more strict and directive in their enforcement of specific, pre-defined and standardised, 'ethical' rules and regulations which often pay little attention to context-based contingencies in fieldwork (see Truman 2003; Wiles et al. 2007).

Elected officials typically provide broad perspectives and directives in legislation; the administrative agencies translate these into specific actions to take, or not to take, and into specific regulatory limits.

Great communicators are those who know how to express even complex ideas and directives in a clear and relatable way.

The project also intends to integrate and demonstrate practical ICT solutions to the stakeholders in order to enhance the use of ICT in intermodal transport and thus make it more competitive, and in line with the European Commission's policies and directives in this area.

Since the Supreme Leader of Iran is the ultimate clerical authority, Hezbollah's leaders have appealed to him "for guidance and directives in cases when Hezbollah's collective leadership [was] too divided over issues and fail[ed] to reach a consensus".

There are laws, statutes and directives in the Torah that have been subject to debate, discussion and overruling, starting with the daughters of Tzelofchad, which we will read about in a few weeks, who question the Torah's earlier ruling about inheritance only being for sons, and Moses inquires of God and the rule gets altered.

The communication style suggested in the model is typical of a guiding style – collaborative, empathic, evocative, supportive of choice and control and yet directive in its focus and process [ 23].

All research was performed in accordance to the American Physiological Society Guiding Principles in the Care and Use of Animals and the revised Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986 in the UK and Directive 2010/63/EU in Europe.

The study was complying with national and international guidelines that approved by an appropriate ethics committee such as the International Council for Laboratory Animal Science ICLASS) and the revised Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986 in the UK and Directive 2010/63/EU in Europe.