Sentence examples for directive more from inspiring English sources

The applicable word there is crossover, which Kneebody has claimed as a directive, more for aesthetic than commercial reasons.

Joy Division and Public Image Ltd were exceptionally good at this, though no band ever took that directive more seriously than Wire, which still sounds like nobody else.

Rather than simply sending tyres to landfill (which is banned in the UK under the EU landfill directive), more inventive ways of handling tyre waste are emerging.

There may not be such a thing as an Asian leader but all great leaders seem to have this in common -- they tend to be more participative than directive, more enabling than performing.

In 2006, the EU issued the controversial Data Retention Directive, more formally known as Directive 2006/24/EC.

That makes keeping informed about official instructions and directives more difficult.

He plans to draw a picture of Mr. Trump using the type of nonspecific directives more often associated with organized crime bosses than with American presidents.

As a practicing Catholic, I would find these directives more credible if they also admonished Catholic voters to reject candidates who endorse or condone capital punishment, that other form of state-sponsored homicide.

Further, the European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights has reported that "Following [Nasser Khalifa's] directives more than 150 professional athletes, coaches and referees were subjected to arbitrary arrests, night raids, detention, abuse and torture by electric cables and other means".

FACE participants completed advance directives more than controls, using time matched comparison (P < 0.001).

So Hannibal has stayed a fact of military life and the directive activated more than once during this current campaign.