Sentence examples for directive names from inspiring English sources

All directive names are prefixed by a number sign.

Stanton told me that he was following the Kime Directive, named for Admiral John Kime, a Coast Guard commandant who helped revamp the service's approach to spills after the Exxon Valdez ran aground.

For some time now, I have tried to start a program that would require every medical student at the University of California at San Francisco to fill in an advance directive ("Name a Proxy Early").

In addition to parameters, a block directive contains also a body enclosed between the directive name and #end.

Earlier this week, Sumner Redstone agreed to change his advance healthcare directive, naming his daughter as his proxy should he become unable to make decisions for himself.

Had there been an advance directive naming the father as an agent, he would have been able to legally assert a decision making role in the process.

"Can you imagine a directive explicitly naming Jews or Arabs?" asked Stéphane Maugendre, the president of Gisti, on France Info radio.

The fifth amendment is an option to be considered whenever a journalist faces a government directive to name a confidential source.

In a draft 2005 directive in the name of the NSA's director of signals intelligence, the agency prepared policies that would enable spying on 5-Eyes partners, even without permission of the other country: "[The March 1946 UKUSA agreement] has evolved to include a common understanding that both governments will not target each other's citizens/persons.

However, a draft 2005 directive in the name of the NSA's director of signals intelligence reveals the NSA prepared policies enabling its staff to spy on Five-Eyes citizens, even where the partner country has refused permission to do so.

Wall-E and Eve were were mouthless and tongueless designs that spoke very few words apart from names and "directive".