Sentence examples for directives are based from inspiring English sources

The sectoral directives are based on the principle of mutual confidence and comparability of training levels.

The directives were based on a stereotype that opportunistic foreign customers would buy products to resell in Asia, according to a press release from Wigdor LLP, the firm that filed the suit on behalf of the former associates.

The Catholic directive was based on a pastoral study of the issue.

That directive was based on diplomatic concerns about repercussions should American sailors fire weapons -- even as warnings -- in the port of an Arab country.

This experimental directive is based in part on previous studies that have demonstrated the specific interaction of Vpr with specific sequences contained within C/EBP binding site I and NF- κB binding site II.

'Directive' policies are based mainly on expert opinion and seek to build peripheral capacity through education, training, employment opportunities and participation in peripheral networks, although mainly central resources are provisioned, and central, quantitative monitoring makes adaptations difficult.

The policy directives included in the framework are based on available information of what works and does not work in MENA countries, as well as on documented experiences and lessons learned from throughout the world (Additional file 1: Table A1).

Many of the laws and regulations are based on EU directives, but some national institutions also have a strong effect on the emergence and development of the technologies.

In European countries these are based on the EU directive on processing of personal data [ 10].

(Raz 1986) This conception of the legitimacy of authority flows from the idea that "authoritative directives should be based on reasons which already independently apply to the subjects of the directives and are relevant to their action in the circumstances covered by the directive" (Raz 1986).

Authorities' directives should be based on such reasons, and they are justified only when compliance with the directives makes it more likely that people will comply with the underlying reasons that apply to them.