Sentence examples for anticipated directives from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the medical records before ICU admission made no mention of anticipated directives or of a legally designated trusted person.
"It came as a surprise to the tribal council, who had anticipated a more clear directive from the State Education Department," said Rowena General, a spokeswoman for the Mohawk Nation.
The EU anticipates the new directive will have a huge impact on the e-waste recycling sector, delivering a five-fold increase in the amount of equipment that is collected and making it easier for firms to extract valuable materials such as gold, silver, copper and rare metals.
We have documented these changes of ecosystem states using the criteria of regional monitoring programs that anticipated the implementation of the Water Framework Directive (WFD).
Learning from research and evaluation has not been 'translated' into policy directives, programmatic action or practice to the degree anticipated [ 15, 16].
The directive is currently under revision and it is anticipated that DTC genetic tests (see the section 'DTC genetic testing at the interface of genetics and reproduction') will be raised to a higher-risk category, meaning that they have to meet more stringent criteria in the future.
Anne B. Erickson, executive director of the Greater Upstate Law Project, a statewide advocacy group, said the state directive "runs counter to the spirit of what we anticipated.
In Fig. 6, the starting value is anticipated to be the price in 2015 with no impact from the upcoming SECA-directive.
One reason advance directives aren't always followed is that technology can now keep patients alive in situations that usually cannot be anticipated -- or described -- by the layperson.
"Nobody anticipated this crisis.
