Sentence examples for directive picture from inspiring English sources

In this sea of wobbling black flesh, a new report on sexism and racism in music published last week by three leading women's groups gives a directive: "Picture … Jay Z, stripped down to a T-back bikini thong, sex kitten-ing his way through a boulevard of suited and booted women for their pleasure".

On the other hand, looking at the bigger picture, the new Directive is the next and necessary step of a process started more than 14 years ago with the adoption of the 1999 Green Paper Public Sector Informationn : A Key Resource for Europe'.

The Mail's article suggested that biscuits were particularly under threat from this directive and illustrated the piece with a picture of custard creams.

Despite a 2005 EU directive - the Mutual Enforcement of Financial Penalties - in reality a picture emerges of ad hoc arrangements and widespread confusion.

There are white rectangles framing the faces, and there is an instruction above each picture: "Click Anywhere to Tag". That mild directive — an automated instruction from Facebook — suddenly seems sinister.

My directive was to reference every carnal setpiece in the picture, without leaving any surprise for the viewer.

The Commission's latest report(7) on the implementation of the directive in Member States' national law provides a very general picture of the situation in the Union.

Among its directives: "Formulate and stamp indelibly on your mind a mental picture of yourself as succeeding.

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.

The agents view a picture, implement simple commands, and respond to a context sensitive directive involving the content of the picture.

38 This directive focuses on increased regulation of tobacco branding and labelling, and includes picture and text warning covering 65% of the packages.