Sentence examples for directives both from inspiring English sources

While Toyota's problems have been brewing for months, the signals for Toyota owners on Wednesday were especially dizzying, complete with seemingly urgent government directives, both here and abroad; warnings from a prominent computer expert, and the continued sense that Toyota has a long way to go to alleviate its customers' anxiety.

61 All but one of the physicians and all of the nurses supported the use of advance directives – both instruction and proxy directives.

In order to comply with this Directive, both car producers and ELVs treatment plants must promptly tackle this issue.

According to the Medical Devices Directive, both the preparation for clinical trials and marketing of implants require that a risk analysis is performed.

The word "keep" and its variants occur forty-seven tines iNorthrth of Boston"; some of Frost's greatest poems, from later in his career ("The Most of It" and "Directive" both come to mind), turn on that weirdly abundant little word.

But it is also coming ahead of GDPR regulations and the ePrivacy Directive both coming into effect in Europe, which were already leading to the company making changes to its privacy policies, even before the Cambridge Analytica scandal even came to light.

The CDC has hesitated in acting on that directive, both because of its limited resources and, gun control advocates suspect, a fear of political backlash.

The best form of advance directive contains both instruction and proxy directives and ensures that the people who should be involved in care planning should include not only loved ones but healthcare professionals who are involved in the care of the patient.

Her defiance of these directives seems both mischievous and righteous, although equally mischievous readers might recognize the outline of a rather conventional story.

The Directive follows both a Council Resolution of December 22 , 1994 and a Commission Directive of March 13 , 1996 together confirming the commitment to full liberalization of the telecommunications sector by January 1 , 1998

"Users" under the Directive includes both consumers and service providers (Article 2(2)).