Sentence examples for directive to move from inspiring English sources
Eleven demonstrators were arrested after they refused a directive to move to another spot.
To save time printing, the vectors are "terminated" with a directive to move the plotter head to a negative position (which is out of range).
"I heard the squawk of a police siren, followed by a stern, amplified directive to move to the sidewalk," Oldman said.
"And now what is he doing?" he asked, referring to President Mikhail S. Gorbachev and the new emergency directive to move the refugeees from Moscow.
March: It's the official start of spring, of course, but let us not forget that the word is also a directive to move forward.
The robot, which looks like a four-armed starfish, starts out knowing only what its parts are, not how they are arranged or how to use them to fulfill its prime directive to move forward.
After all, it's a challenge, not a directive, to visitors moving through the museum's basement to be critical readers and, hopefully, stop on their way to the bathroom.
Moreover, environmental regulations such as the European Union's Restriction on Hazardous Substances directive are encouraging manufacturers to move away from heavy metals such as cadmium, which is commonly used in quantum dots.
Moreover, using the criterion of EU membership has the advantage of higher policy relevance than the simple native-immigrant dichotomy since immigration policy in EU Member States cannot regulate the flow of workers with EU nationality due to the EU Directive on the right to move and reside freely.
Of particular note is the president's directive to the Environmental Protection Agency to move forward with climate change regulations to limit carbon emissions from existing coal and gas-fired utilities by no later than June 2014.
