Sentence examples for directive language from inspiring English sources

Basic good practice for writing plans (such as directive language, linkages between provisions, use of definitions) leads to best practice planning frameworks for managing natural hazards.

The study has shown that basic good practice for writing plans (such as directive language, linkages between provisions, use of definitions) leads to best-practice planning frameworks for managing natural hazards.

Consider these fixes: Don't use directive language.

Each webinar was less than 15 minutes in length, with many images, directive words, and simple language.

It now allows field commanders to act without awaiting confirmation from their superiors; at the same time, the directive's language was tempered to make clear that it does not call for the willful killing of captured soldiers.

In a dramatic and distinctly bad-faith reversal, the woman came around, but not before the judge had issued directives in language that recalled Vietnam-era doublespeak.

From there, the day after the match concluded, the CDC announced, via a press release, that Overton had incurred a level one breach of the directives – "using language that is obscene, offensive or insulting and/or making an obscene gesture".

Perhaps the schools should issue a directive that such language be part of the collection process, instead of limiting the value of gifts.

Here Bolzano's non-cognitivist (i.e., emotive and directive) interpretation of religious language is especially clear.

For instance, changes were made to make the language less directive (for example, 'Ask others' became 'You can ask others') and more personable (for example, 'Find a neutral person' became 'Find a trusted person').

The final important parts of the Velocity template language are directives that control the process of output generation.