Sentence examples similar to directive for operation from inspiring English sources
Prepare the engine for operation.
Clinton's directive, for a study looking directly at the impact on US national security from trafficking operations, could prove critical to stamping out the cruel and illegal practices of killing endangered rhinos for their horns or elephants for their tusks.
Three days before his peace offer, on 16 July, Hitler had already issued a directive for Operation Sealion, a cross-Channel invasion of southern England scheduled for the autumn, once British air power was neutralised.
Ashcroft had a simple directive for his critics.
–Give the CIO a directive for change.
All Acer LCD monitors comply with the WEEE Directive for environmental product recycling for a greener environment.
TechCrunch understands this is an extension of existing scheme in Framework Directive for e-communications.
NIST has just put out a new directive for contractors.
The data protection Directive is complemented by the Directive for data protection and privacy in the telecommunications sector.
Example: \begin{document} \(A = \pi r^{2}\) \end{document} Use \frac directive to format any fractions in the equation Example: \begin{document} \(K=\frac{1}{2}mV^{2}\end{documentent} Use _ directive for subscripts and ^ directive for superscripts.
