Sentence examples for directive words from inspiring English sources

Each webinar was less than 15 minutes in length, with many images, directive words, and simple language.

(-1c) Throughout the Directive, the words 'regulatory procedure referred to in Article 23(2)' are replaced by the words 'examination procedure referred to in Article 30c(2)'.

We would like to see, however, government being as flexible as they can be within the constraints of the directive's wording and European Court of Justice case law.

Under Mr. Blackwell's directive, the word "jurisdiction" was interpreted to mean precinct, and he ordered that provisional ballots not be given to voters who turned up at the wrong precincts.

The directive's wording is "ill designed for pharmaceuticals" he says.

The main problem is that the directive is worded in very general and vague terms, particularly in regard to social security where it is left to the Member States' discretion to decide whether assisting spouses should have their own rights or derived rights.

This wording of the directive reflects the wording of Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights.

The directives, although worded strongly, do not spell out penalties for securities violations, but rather leave penalties and enforcement mechanisms to the Member States.

By prefacing my directive with the words, "Just a gentle reminder," I have told you to get off your backside and do what you were asked to do.

News of her surgery was accompanied by a tersely worded directive: "Gov.

On Saturday Tottenham fans eagerly ignored the FA's directive, chanting the word during their match against Norwich.