Sentence examples for directive to a from inspiring English sources
From the working time directive to a Robin Hood tax, it has often championed progressive policies.
Every inmate has the right to decline both food and medical care, and he can issue a directive to a doctor not to force-feed him even if he later becomes delirious from starvation.
About 1,000 e-mail messages were turned over by Mr. Rosenthal's lawyers under court directive to a lawyer for two brothers suing the Harris County sheriff and deputies on accusations of mistreatment and claiming that Mr. Rosenthal failed to investigate them.
The idea is that once a cell receives a message it must relay this directive to a subset of its neighbors.
It all started with what Nick Kyrgios insisted was an innocuous, if admittedly loud, directive to a ball kid to retrieve a towel between points — shouted above the din of spectators at the French Open's cozy Court 1. Chair umpire Carlos Ramos considered Kyrgios' bark during a first-set tiebreaker Sunday too forceful and assessed a code violation warning for unsportsmanlike conduct.
I would like to congratulate her on the time she has devoted to bringing this directive to a most a satisfactory phase of conciliation.
This led to local research evidence contributing to a directive to all health facilities promoting delayed bathing of the newborn, a practice which is proven to save lives.
A number of models for the possible status of these researchers were discussed, from an employee subject to directives to a freelance entrepreneur.
In addition, Jmol SMILES includes an optional prefix, set off by matching forward slash characters, that gives directives to a processor that specify how the SMILES string is to be interpreted (see below).
With no room for a large entry foyer, and a directive to create a vantage point, Ban decided to invert the building.
A few years ago, local officials received a directive to build a "wine route" through the region, similar to Bordeaux's Route des Vins.
