Sentence examples for clear directive on how from inspiring English sources
Firstly, Australia has no clear directive on how spent nuclear fuel is reprocessed.
"If the British government had a clear directive on it, as they did last year, then it would put a direct perspective on it.
This results in aimless monitoring without a clear directive on when monitoring indicates a trajectory towards an unacceptable state or impending change, which possibly necessitates intervention.
She issued a directive on how to talk to transgender people, ignoring those who complained she was too touchy-feely.
It was not a directive on how to discuss the deal or to describe the President's negotiations over his own testimony.
With the exception of HIV/AIDS and sexually-transmitted diseases, each of these has a vaccine and clear directives about how to avoid infection, forming the central communicative focus of such campaigns.
Are there clear directives that guide how the COWSO and the Village Council should operate interdependently?
The slogan was well known as one of Mao's directives on how to approach economics, according to histories of the period.
If you become minister of culture you could issue directives on how Judi Dench should act.
Schools that do not meet the standards face increasing sanctions, which could include directives on how they can spend their federal funds.
