Sentence examples for directive to go from inspiring English sources
"Southern Californians are overcoming their fears of subway germs, and reversing the American directive to go west," Friedman writes.
While refusing a staff directive to go to his room and have a shower, he did not appear to be abusive verbally or physically, the report said.
Lorre's daily agenda, which he refers to as Chuck's Inferno, slots in five-minute pauses to pee, identifies potential nap opportunities, and issues a final, joking directive to go home.
For those concerned, the Queen was not prosecuted for selling wood by the foot, firstly because the estate complied with the directive to go metric and secondly because selling in imperial measurements is not a criminal offence.
All it takes is a directive to go full throttle, as in this case where three-star Lt. General William Caldwell is accused of directing the IO head Holmes to get inside the heads of the friendlies and figure out where their soft spots and pressure points are.
The EU directive had to go straight back to the drawing board.Also, regulatory harmonisation is easily hijacked by special interests.
Life magazine ran a feature on the giddy new comedy in the same issue that it ran Faulkner's "A Letter to the North," a directive warning the country to go slow in forcing changes on the South in the increasingly volatile matter of civil rights.
A similar point has been made by researchers suggesting that dogs may interpret pointing as some kind of directive ordering them where to go instead of informing them about/referring to objects in the vicinity (Kaminski 2008; Scheider et al. 2011; Topál et al. 2009; Wobber and Kaminski 2011).
In any event it is no doubt more realistic - at least unless we decide differently after evaluating the open debate on the Green Paper - to go for a directive to begin with.
Even today, the parental directive "go play outside" has often changed to "go play online".
Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer reportedly decided to go along with the directive.
