Sentence examples for directive discussed from inspiring English sources

The senior Army officials granted access to McNamara's directive discussed how to proceed.

New Zealand has a similar directive, discussed earlier here.

The meanings of these directives were discussed and problematized in the Learning Dialogues and in the final evaluations.

And the Mayo Clinic Web site offers specific details about conversations you should have with your family about things like dialysis and nutrition and hydration assistance as you are crafting your medical directive and discussing end-of-life issues with your family.

There is also a related stoush over whether Brandis misled the parliament on the issue with a claim that he had consulted Gleeson over the directive, a disagreement which Brandis says rests entirely on the Oxford dictionary meaning of the word "consult" and Gleeson says hinges on the fact that the specific new directive was not discussed, something Brandis now concedes.

"Unfortunately, Miles had not taken out an advance directive – we had discussed The Diving Bell and the Butterfly," she says, referring to the memoir written by Jean-Dominique Bauby by blinking in 1997, as he lay in hospital with locked-in syndrome.

Currently the Directive is being discussed to expand its scope, and not only to products related to energy consumption.

The House may recall that this approach has also been chosen on the same issue in the Distance Selling Directive which was discussed here earlier today.

Students acted according to the teacher's directives without discussing the meaning or intended goal.

This may have been due to a potential familiarity of the decision coaches with diabetes management and/or these families; thereby, making it more difficult for them to remain non-directive when discussing the treatment options and their suitability for different families [ 29].

The changes to the fuel quality directive are still being discussed by the EU executive, reported Reuters.