Sentence examples for directive properly from inspiring English sources

Dell apologized and promised to offer "reasonable discounts" to those who ordered the incorrectly-priced monitors but the Taiwanese government is saying that "If Dell fails to respond to this directive properly and concretely, then the [Taiwan government] will consider seeking legal alternatives".

It seems to me that that is all we need to do, provided, of course, that the directive is properly applied.

"If the directives are properly applied, there should be no compromise of the wellbeing of human beings," said Marie Hilliard, the director of public policy for the National Catholic Bioethics Center.

Joe McNamee, who represents an association of Internet service providers in Brussels, said, "If these directives are properly implemented by national governments, then they will be a shot in the arm for competition in Europe".

The ranks' diversity sometimes led to confusion when messages or directives were not properly understood.

Heyday argues that the UK failed to implement the European directive on age discrimination properly when it brought in regulations in October 2006 banning discrimination on the grounds of age but kept 65 as a "default" retirement age.

Whether health care professionals should respect a properly executed advance directive (AD) refusing life support in late-stage dementia even if the patient seems contented, is an ethically contested issue.

Microsoft's tools included "certain 'keywords' and 'compiler directives' that could only be executed properly by Microsoft's version of the Java runtime environment for Windows".

5 Patients' efforts to maintain and adhere properly to diabetes management directives often take place in social settings and can alter family and social dynamics.

GPs, for instance, often don't have time to properly discuss "advanced care planning directives", legal documents that incorporate a patient's last wishes concerning medical treatment.

Political signals should not be placed in a footnote or in an annex to a European directive or regulation; they need to be formulated properly.