Sentence examples for directive might from inspiring English sources

An American compromise with Europe's directive might be to establish holding companies in Europe that are overseen as a whole.

Believing that such a directive might be coming — and responding to a Monday column by David Carr and my blog calling for a clear policy — a number of reporters have been in touch with me this week to express their points of view.

Our joy was short-lived, however, when we realized that other aspects of the directive might actually increase our workload.

Those who argue against advance directives might say my mother and I got it wrong.

Because the directives might seem so forehead-slappingly obvious — so, well, duh — it's hard to believe that it took the mighty Google so long to figure them out: "Have a clear vision and strategy for the team".

There are several reasons attributable to peculiarities on the part of the mental health care system, as well as on the part of patient behaviours, as to why directives might be ignored.

Specific to the Japanese context, the results of this survey indicate that advance directives might need to differentiate processes according to diagnoses including LSTs and high burden ATs treatment items.

Examples of such boundary debates include the legitimacy of accepting "unbearable suffering" as a reason for euthanasia in patients with no serious medical condition [ 10, 11], and the degree to which advance directives might substitute for a verbal request when the patient has become mentally incapacitated [ 12- 14].

The European Commission is well behind schedule in drafting a clearing and settlement directive that might have helped in this merger battle.

More slapstick directives, however, might have indicated only that he found your presence annoying.

We would like to note that, whereas this framework fits within the present EU-directive, it might come in conflict with the future EU-regulation.