Sentence examples for directives for more from inspiring English sources

A professional chef who joined the district in 2008, Binkle helped adopt cutting-edge menus lower in sodium and fat, introduced breakfast and supper programs, increased meals served by 76,000 daily and promoted directives for more healthful school food from the federal government and the L.A. Board of Education.

A French plan to screen 20,000 cows a week for the disease, in conformance with a European Union directive for more intensive screening, led slaughterhouse owners and meat shippers to block traffic in several French cities this week in protest.

The new rule signifies a major victory for Unite HERE, the hotel and restaurant workers union, which has been pressing Mr. Paterson and his predecessor, Eliot Spitzer, to issue the directive for more than a year.

Several current and former Justice Department officials in the Obama administration insisted that neither the White House nor Mr. Holder had issued any policy directive calling for more leak prosecutions.

In industry more often there are hierarchical relationships, which may allow for more directive behavior.

It's common for ads to include a straightforward directive, like Call 555-5555 for more information.

Fast forward to the now, and Country Life realizing about five years late that listicles generate extreme #BrandAwareness have come up with 39 more directives for today's toff though, in this case, it's a toffette.

Most of the harsher methods automatically authorized in the earlier directive, like segregating a prisoner for more than 30 days, would not be permitted without the general's approval.

A defense department spokesman said the new directive had been in process for more than a year, as part of a broader set of new security measures prompted by mass shooting attacks on service members, including at the Fort Hood military base in 2009 and at two military facilities in Tennessee in 2015.

The tight procedural deadlines of the directive appear to have pushed for more centralisation than originally intended by the countries.

8 Among the new directives' (2007/47/EC1) requirements is the need for more clinical data and more frequent clinical investigations; these data should be made publicly available, particularly for the highest-risk devices, so that end users have clear evidence on which to base important (and potentially costly) decisions regarding device replacement or recall.