Sentence examples for called this directive from inspiring English sources

It requires NIH to develop an overall 5-year strategic plan; the Association of American Medical Colleges has called this directive unnecessary because NIH's 27 institutes and centers already develop their own strategic plans.

Jeff Ortega, a spokesman for Ms. Brunner, called the directive "an interim step" to give voters concerned by the study "another option".

They called the directive a cynical ploy by the new White House to undercut the final days of enrollment and to suppress the participation of younger and healthier customers, who tend to sign up at the last minute.

But then, the district superintendent, Dr. John Kelly, gave a statement to the Pearland Journal calling the directive an "unconstitutional interference and social engineering by the federal government".

These requirements were documented in a directive called the 'Doctors' Directive' (EU Directive 2006/100/EC) [4].

(An example is a directive to "Call this toll-free number now!") "Hollywood has always known how to use sound to control emotions, right?" Mr. Arnell continued.

When written, this is called an advanced directive, a document that communicates a patient's wishes in the event that he or she is not able to decide for him or herself.

But he called his directive to the National Security Agency NSAafterthe the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks "vital and necessary" to protect the country.

Last week, President Obama had his own "Dream" moment when he issued an executive order (which is officially being called an "immigration directive") forbidding the deportation of an estimated 800,000 minors brought to this country illegally by their parents.

A living will, also called an advance directive in some states, is usually limited to deathbed concerns.

She called it a "directive" but retracted the description later when presumably somebody reminded her that she is supposed to be an independent member of the judiciary.