Sentence examples for directives a from inspiring English sources
He gave directives, a thing my husband never did.
He is also an owner of Strategic Directives, a Web marketing consulting company in New York, where he specializes in blogs.
Conservative Catholics believe their church's diminished status is a consequence of disregarding Vatican directives, a lack of forthright preaching and a reluctance to encourage non-Catholics to convert.
To the Editor: It strikes me odd that counseling on end-of-life care (advance directives), a service that I have provided perhaps a thousand times over my 35-year medical career, is front-page news.
He insisted that his government would maintain a tax-competitive economy, and would resist the latest European labour market directives, a point he will underline in visits to Spain and Portugal and at a meeting of EU heads of government in Brussels.
Under Defence Minister Gustav Noske's directives, a right-wing paramilitary unit was formed and ordered to "recapture" Halle.
"No directive would be better than a bad directive," a commission official said.
The House speaker, John A. Boehner, called the department's directive "a partisan disgrace".
It was instead something more akin to a brain directive, a psychological problem rather than a physiological one.
It is this legislation that underpins the controversial working time directive, a particular bete noire of David Cameron.
All the components and libraries are a directive, a service or a controller.
