Sentence examples for basic directives from inspiring English sources

After one training camp, most foreign-born pitchers have command of enough English baseball terminology to understand the basic directives of their pitching coach and catcher.

When traditional command-and-control management encounters refusals to comply with basic directives, dollars to doughnuts conflict will soon follow.

The most basic directive of business ethics, she says, is to not knowingly cause harm to others.

The basic directive principles of community-based entrepreneurship are group approach, mutual trust, and motivation towards economic activities encouraged by institutional support.

Aside from its balance sheet, Ford's relative strength during the current crisis is due mostly to Bill Ford's "back-to-basics" directive earlier this decade and to Mulally's grip on reality during his two years in charge.

What effect will the new directives have?

The European directive on basic safety standards (Council directive 2013/59 Euratom) mandates dosimetry-based treatment planning for radiopharmaceutical therapies.

Similar to the definition of benefits for basic medical care, the directives of the Federal Joint Committee broadly define when patients are entitled to a benefit.

The revised Euratom basic safety standard (BSS) Directive, article 18, states that 'member states shall encourage the introduction of a course on radiation protection in the basic curriculum of medical and dental schools' [29, p.15].

In Europe, the EURATOM basic safety standards (BSS) directive goes into effect in 2018 and mandates guideline availability in all member states (http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/LexUriServ.do?uri=OJ L 2014 013:0001:0073:EN:PDF).

"There's a real conflict between women getting basic healthcare and these religious directives," Gill said.