Sentence examples for directive moves from inspiring English sources
President Bush's new policy directive moves the federal government even further in the direction of commercial satellites, expanding Mr. Tenet's order to the federal government as a whole.
The row headings of the health information directive move from "most essential to most discretionary" uses, based on Mullen and Laverey.
However, it and other animal groups were less happy with other aspects of the changed directive, especially moves to allow the reuse of animals and the use of nonhuman primates in experiments not directly linked to life-threatening or debilitating diseases.
Eleven demonstrators were arrested after they refused a directive to move to another spot.
"I heard the squawk of a police siren, followed by a stern, amplified directive to move to the sidewalk," Oldman said.
He seems to suggest that if you merely do not respond to his directive to move, after the fourth repetition he is then able to hit or assault you?
The ostensible rationale for the Federal Housing Finance Agency's directive to move them off the big markets is that Fannie's stock lately has averaged less than the $1 minimum price required by the N.Y.S.E., while Freddie's has fallen close to that level.
Had he given such a directive, the move to impeach may well have come much sooner.
However, McNair believes that voter turnout could be increased by taking some of the weekday hours put forth by Husted's directive and moving them to two weekends in October.
For innovative high-risk devices, the future EU Device Directive should move away from requiring clinical safety and 'performance' data only to also require pre-market data that demonstrate 'clinical efficacy'.
Barriers include lack of capacity, unforeseen medical scenarios, and the reluctance of some residents and staff to discuss end of life issues A) Medium B) Medium C) Medium Overall: Medium Sample had signed an advance directive on moving to care facility, 45% had consulted their physician regarding their advance directive.
