Sentence examples for directive to be a from inspiring English sources

Bradley noted Goethe's directive to "Be a whole or join a whole," which he amended to, "You can not be a whole, unless you join a whole" (Ethical Studies, p.79).

As Pietsch and Braun ([ 6], p.44) observe, "under normal circumstances, for the advance directive to be followed, a physician must first certify that the patient is in a certain condition or state of incapacity".

In the Digital Rights Ireland decision the CJEU held the 2006 directive to be invalid as a disproportionate exercise of the EU legislature's powers and in breach of citizen's human rights.

Moby tells of one party with no address, just a cryptic directive to "be on the L train at 8 P.M. on Wednesday night".

The fact that they all looked like diligent amateurs in the same way suggested they were following a choreographic directive to be carefully limp, lumbering and blunt.

As with much else that Trump has done since assuming the Presidency, his Cuba directive appears to be a deliberate attempt to dismantle Obama's legacy.

Along with much else that Trump has done since assuming the Presidency, his Cuba directive seems to be a deliberate attempt to dismantle Obama's legacy.

Michael Wishnie, a professor at Yale Law School who has represented immigrant-rights groups, said that while the New Jersey directive appeared to be a measured response to "the politics of the moment," it still raised concerns.

Psychiatric advance directives appear to be a clinically useful conduit for communicating patient medication preferences.

We need federal legislation allowing all patients receiving psychiatric treatment to be able to create advanced directives to dictate their treatment in the event they are hospitalized, and allow these advanced directives to be used without a judge's approval.

The new directives appear to be an attempt to change that, though it is unclear how the measure will be implemented in practice.