Sentence examples for directive you from inspiring English sources

Then under the Distance Selling Directive you have a seven-day cooling off period in which to change your mind, starting the day after the goods are delivered, so you can send them back for any reason.

When I see an athlete taking a knee during the National Anthem, I don't see a disrespectful citizen; I see someone who is exercising our democracy's prime directive: "You are allowed to express yourself peacefully without fear of reprisal".

To take the example of the Services Directive – you say that you are committed to the European social model.

Student nearly lost me by being a bit directive ' you really must lose weight, it' s for your own good!' and he said this or similar several times.

When your boss tells you to write something, and you do it based on her directives, you still wrote it.

When you explicitly link your values with these directives, you show your children the reasoning behind your dictates (you're not just being an overly strict parent!) and they can then see the values underlying the restrictions.

Mr President, President Barroso, if you have to contravene the Working Time Directives, you can comfort yourself with the thought that it is, in any case, with the best of intentions, namely that of discussing global justice and the role of civil society.

There was never a direct order or directive that you have to do this.

He recalls his first assignment from the Philadelphia mob boss Angelo Bruno, whose sole directive was "You gotta do what you gotta do".

Instead of directing you to this kind of contemplation via words or verbal directives, Boetti pushes you to think deeply about your surroundings, your history, by simply putting a lightbulb in a box.

As some of the test involves four-way multiple-choice questions, will your department put out the directive: "If you are in doubt about an answer, tick any box – you have a one in four chance of being right.