Sentence examples for directive about how from inspiring English sources

But the Lighthouse team isn't directive about how the product should be used — its strongest asset is its flexibility.

He said his orders could have "been more directive about how the Marines were to be returned to their units," but he assumed the company commanders would coordinate this work.

Rampersad said: "We have taken a position about political interference in the work that we do and imposition of directives about how journalists are to function.

"The meat of the issue were the directives about how he's expected to behave in the future and if he doesn't, he doesn't have a second chance anymore".

He says the FDA has "historically been in the pocket of the tuna industry", and has failed to give specific directives about how to get the health benefits of fish while avoiding mercury.The news about mercury also underscores the importance of developing a federal policy to control emissions.

However, the focus on Muslim or Muslim-appearing travelers speaks to a broader set of confusing incidents in which American government officials have given conflicting directives about how to best enforce President Trump's (recently revised) ban on refugees and travelers from several Muslim-majority countries.

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.

The pastors' directives to churches about how to manage their accounts — based, they testified, on lawyers' advice — were "reckless but I do not feel they were malicious," Judge Adler said.

Chou says the directive to disclose information about how often Google was being asked to turn info over to governments came directly from the executive team.

The directives implicitly raise questions about how well the Bush administration prepared the nation's defenses against a terrorist attack.

"I am concerned about how this directive is going to impact the families," Ms. Davis said.