Sentence examples for directive likely to be from inspiring English sources
It's a squishy directive, likely to be cast aside in a minute if we learn that China has sold autonomous weapons to Iran, but it is reassuring that the military is not roaring down this road without giving it some serious thought.
5 When family are present, advance care directives are more likely to be completed.
21 In this current study advance care directives were more likely to be completed when an interpreter was present, and we consider that spending time training the interpreters was an important part of this project, even though less than one-third of patients used the interpreter for their ACP conversations.
This approach means that, to the lay reader at least, Adler's directives to her students are likely to be more informative and entertaining than Strasberg's would be.
"Without having an advance health care directive in place, your wishes are likely to be ignored if you become unable to speak for yourself.
Meanwhile, insurers and other providers of goods and services likely to be affected by the directive are preparing to lobby loudly in Brussels.
This report, like the one that preceded it, also said there was no DOD policy directive at the time barring the transfer of detainees to countries if they were likely to be tortured.
Are Americans still likely to be able to go? "There's some risk to Cuba policy changing," said Mr. Leff, because Mr. Trump could issue his own directive.
They observed that statin users were more likely to be former smokers and have up-to-date immunizations for pneumococcus and influenza and less likely to need advanced directives.
That's the 2002 ePrivacy Directive to be precise, which was amended in 2009 (but is still just a directive).
