Sentence examples for directive requested from inspiring English sources

That directive requested the specification of telecoms and IT systems used by top officials and their staff.

That directive requested the specification of telecoms and IT systems used by top officials and their staff and details of "private VIP networks used for official communication, to include upgrades, security measures, passwords, personal encryption keys".

Involvement in ACP was analyzed based on two items: (1) Have you ever spoken to your physician about your wishes regarding medical treatments at the end of life? and (2) Do you have an advance directive requesting euthanasia?

All 95 (100%) EOL decisions as well as directive requests and consents were signed by patients' relatives, reflecting the importance of close family ties in Indian EOL practices.

His directive will request that any treatment he receive be compatible with those goals.

On the one hand, it could be that all the speech acts within the broader speech act classes share the same neural networks, for example, all directives (Requests, Orders, Commands, etc).

Corresponding methodological guidelines leave much scope for the transfer of concepts into practice, as illustrated by the EU flood directive: member states are requested to use the best practice and best technologies available for their risk maps and risk management plans, while excessive costs ought to be avoided.

The study supports the development of standard protocols for validated analyses of ENP suspensions suitable for everyday applications, which are requested in several directives.

Do not resuscitate order (DNR order), an advance medical directive that requests that doctors do not attempt cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) if a person's heart or breathing stops.

We no longer automatically heed someone's directive or request because they are CEO or because their father and grandfather were rulers; we respond to leaders because we trust in their character, values and behaviors.

Our study indicates also, that psychosocial distress contributed to the decision making, especially when patients had made an advance directive with requests for sedation in the last phase of life.