Sentence examples for compelling directive from inspiring English sources
It is noticing the momentary absence of a shocking sound and offering a quick and compelling directive that is the difference between what Jesse was and the lives he saved.
Similar legislation is due to come into force in Britain in October this year, following an EU directive compelling member states to outlaw discrimination on the grounds of age.Even if the law changes, older workers must still overcome hostile attitudes at work.
The court has not yet scheduled a hearing on the report, after which it could issue a directive compelling the government to implement a ban.
Some of this is being initiated by the companies themselves, in some cases (such as in the UK, where RELX is based) there are government directives that are compelling organizations to become more proactive.
I believe empirical evidence matters and that such testing could support a directive I find particularly compelling in the Council's latest proposal: namely, that City agencies submit "recommendations of how [their] services can incorporate the arts".
But Schaefer's movie creates its own highly compelling world, which is pretty much the prime directive in filmmaking".
It is these results that create a compelling situation to act with responsibility, as assigned to its profession through Directives and Standards.
The directive urges ICE to de-prioritize the removal of those convicted of drug offenses, if "there are compelling and exceptional factors that clearly indicate the alien is not a threat to national security border security, or public safety and should not therefore be an enforcement priority".
Karl Lagerfeld's directive?
Slovakia also supported the directive.
