Sentence examples for directive to name from inspiring English sources

The fifth amendment is an option to be considered whenever a journalist faces a government directive to name a confidential source.

Directives cover a wide range of human activity, as can be gleaned from their titles: Food Supplements, Software Patents, Data Protection, Direct Marketing, Molecular Farming, Traditional Herbal Medicinal Products and Mutual Recognition of Professional Qualifications, to name but a few.

(They declined to name names).

The terms dorsal and ventral have been applied to the directive axis of cnidarians, specifically as an aid to naming mesenteries [58].

The missing commandment, according to the auction house, is the directive to refrain from taking the Lord's name in vain.

For some time now, I have tried to start a program that would require every medical student at the University of California at San Francisco to fill in an advance directive ("Name a Proxy Early").

The British initiative comes as the EU considers amending its anti-money laundering directive to tighten loopholes and demand that natural beneficial owners of corporations be named in a public registry.

They become a directive to the nation.

"They sent a directive to their C.E.O. to green Walmart.

"But, for this directive to work rigorous enforcement is needed.

That's the 2002 ePrivacy Directive to be precise, which was amended in 2009 (but is still just a directive).