Sentence examples for clear directives from from inspiring English sources
Despite clear directives from the country's beleaguered elections commissioner, state-controlled news media continued to favor the president overwhelmingly.
Also, clear directives from the hospital management about how to accomplish the third stage of labor would probably increase a correct use of AMTSL and relieve the situation for novice midwives.
Effecting the changes outlined above is likely to exceed the managerial and clinical scope of individual practitioners and will require Institutional commitment, with clear directives from senior executives, and an organisational culture which recognises the imperative of evidence-based practice.
"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.
"Despite a clear directive from Congress to rein in excessive speculation, regulators still are listening too much to Wall Street and not acting quickly enough to protect American consumers," Mr. Nelson said last week.
"Judge Fogel now has a clear directive from the high court that unless the new California protocol fails this 'sure or very likely' standard, he should allow executions to proceed," Mr. Scheidegger wrote.
Today Mr. Bush himself tried to clarify the policy, while spokesmen at the White House and the Pentagon tried to explain how a seemingly clear directive from the President was turned on its head inside Mr. Rumsfeld's office.
But even more necessary is a clear directive from government, informed by the already abundant research that shows that when schools build on children's early moving-image learning, all-round attainment can improve.
It was unclear yesterday whether the vote would be binding, but the letter sent home with the ballot said that the goal was to get "a clear directive from parents" as to what to do.
Analysts say Mittals investment is likely to be a one-off deal, since foreign companies are wary of entering India until they get a clear directive from the government on its pricing strategy.
His opening paragraph, which would be much disputed, alleged "massive" spying, in violation of the very clear directive from Congress.
