Sentence examples for directive make from inspiring English sources

But the other fine distinctions in this directive make us think the best approach would be a ban on virtually all carry-on items, or at least a limit of one small personal bag per passenger to tote travel documents, keys, vital medications, reading materials and any other minimal items that are allowed.

In each of these situations the employees took a management directive – make more money – and applied it to an extreme.

"They are deeply concerned," she said, adding that her proposed reforms to the 1995 privacy directive "make it crystal clear for the future that companies must ensure that their privacy policies are written in clear, everyday language, and that consumers are informed about who is using their data, and in which way, and for what purposes, so they can make an informed choice".

The 2004 directive made clear that it applied to direct as well as indirect discrimination on the basis of gender.

The directive makes multiple references to the use of offensive cyber attacks by the US military.

The directive makes clear that the government intends to ensure universal use of Green Dam on new computers in China.

Some officials have found that the directive makes it difficult to spin the numbers for political advantage -- exactly as intended.

Crucially, the power to ban their use already exists within the ETS directive, making it far easier to achieve.

The revised directive makes such internal checks mandatory and says more of the aircraft must be inspected.

On Thursday, Mr. Mack issued a directive making the latest business administrator acting mayor while he was absent, but he gave no indication where he was going.

The European Union's Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEEE) directive makes a challenging case for transition theory and its different aspects, as it represents an ongoing and still open-ended case.