Sentence examples for directive describing from inspiring English sources

But last June, Transport Canada, the government transportation ministry, issued a safety bulletin, called an airworthiness directive, describing an icing problem for Q400s built before April 2007.

With regard to metadata, the INSPIRE directive describes a set of attributes, supplies code lists and maps the attributes to the format described in ISO.

The directive described state control of the media an "unwavering" principle, blamed the incident on "hostile outside forces" and said workers should not voice support for Southern Weekly journalists.

General Stanley McChrystal's July tactical directive describes the war in Afghanistan as "different from conventional combat" and instructs soldiers to "avoid the trap of winning tactical victories -- but suffering strategic defeats-by causing civilian casualties or excessive damage and thus alienating the people".

This directive describes the new legislation and provides detailed comments on the new policy the health personnel are expected to adopt.

This is done using the same directives described above for Jmol SMILES.

OpenHMPP directives describe remote procedure call (RPC) on an accelerator device (e.g. GPU) or more generally a set of cores.

President Bush issued a directive today describing his approach to deploying missile defenses and encouraging America's allies to join in the effort.

The Hazardous Waste Directive (HWD) describes the methodology for hazard classification of waste materials.

As I've written in this blog before, everyone needs to prepare an advance health care directive that describes the limits they want placed on treatments at the end of life.

A health care information directive is described which creates a decision matrix that combines the ethical appropriateness of the use of personal health information with the sensitivity of the data.