Sentence examples for directive it from inspiring English sources

Thus, as NPR turns its back on its prime directive, it ensures no other entity will be able to follow said directive either.

The court's responsibility is quite simple: since there is no written directive, it must choose life.

Margy ruefully ponders this directive: "It wasn't every day that someone told you what your purpose was".

"Despite unprecedented levels of lobbying by the tobacco industry to undermine the directive it is gratifying that MEPs stood firm on many of the key measures.

While it was known that BP continued the use of surface dispersant after the May 26 directive, it was not clear how much was being used.

While of course, the armed forces will be exempt from this directive, it does indicate that current working hours are not healthy or sustainable in the long term".

In its liberalization directives, it presupposes a functioning internal energy market and adequate consumer protection ([5]: 13).

The Party no longer issues directives; it lays down principles upon which Government should act.

Trying to meet a target set by one of those European directives, it discourages landfilling by taxing it heavily.

The Vatican was working on further instructions "so that the directives it issues on the subject of sexual abuse of minors, either by the clergy or institutions connected with the church, may be increasingly rigorous, coherent and effective," he said.

"Anonymous has a very loose and decentralized command structure that operates on ideas rather than directives," it said.