Sentence examples for directive to that from inspiring English sources

7.2.1.2 The Need for policy statement on the position of over-aged children One of the major observations revealed by this study is the integration of COBET learners into regular primary school classes as a result of the 2006 MoEVT directive to that effect.

Social conservatives say that "marriage" is only between a man and a woman, primarily citing religious imperatives and directives to that effect.

It notes that Algeria wishes to conclude a new association agreement with the European Union, and calls upon the Commission to submit draft negotiating directives to that end.

Wilpon also cited Commissioner Bud Selig's 1999 directive to teams that they must consider minorities for managerial and executive positions.

If you're working on leadership, you might leave with the directive to have that tough conversation you've been avoiding with a subordinate.

Employees generally interpreted the cost-cutting directive to mean that investing in anything other than what was necessary to keep the lights on was verboten.

As part of an Ofcom directive to ensure that the UK doesn't run out of numbers, PAYG numbers are recycled.

Julius speaks directly into Quanza's ear like giving a directive to a child that has misbehaved in public.

We assembled a team of experienced designers that were given a directive to create a headphone that exceeded current performance standards.

"We have obviously failed to comply with the airworthiness directive to the standards that the FAA requires," AMR Chief Executive Gerard Arpey said, "I take full responsibility".

Students will consider how to transfer their vision to an ensemble and learn to give directives to groups that further their process.