Sentence examples for directive could have from inspiring English sources
Since the Court had already ruled that the directive had the correct legal basis and explained in paragraph 39 that this directive could have both a market-making and market-correcting effect, the second plea was dismissed as well.
In the case described, the consequence of trusting the written advance directive could have been fatal, but the point is general: for the purpose of achieving excellent organizational performance, it is insufficient for health workers to rely uncritically on rules and procedures.
PS: If you are interested in the history of this tedious EU directive, which could have such a big impact on the referendum debate, it is commonly known as the post BCCI directive.
Lord Myners, the City minister, has lobbied in Brussels to change the directive that could have made it more difficult for London to retain its role as the European centre for buyout and hedge funds.
Here, we propose that the ancestral molecular cues underlying the Hox patterning system along the cnidarian directive axis could have been recruited for AP patterning in Bilateria.
But if considerations of life-long welfare are set aside, then it is hard to see how EAS's advance directive could still have any moral authority over FDS's expressed interests.
In a busy week for the CML, the organisation also said it was concerned about a proposed European directive on mortgages that could have serious implications for mortgage and housing markets in many European countries.
Coaching provided the space to acknowledge his fear of "losing his edge" and his hard-earned respect from the C-suite while exploring a different possibility: that he could have both remaining directive when needed, but "flexing" to accommodate a variety of work styles.
France and Germany would dearly love to downgrade the City's position and there are negotiations on directives at the moment which could have an impact on it.
Commissioner Bud Selig said yesterday that Montreal could have a payroll directive within a week.
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.
