Sentence examples for directives in a from inspiring English sources

Dean's camera hovers near Cunningham, a rapt presence in a wheelchair, issuing terse directives in a hoarse whisper.

I first proposed this change to EU accounting directives in a European Parliament report as long ago as 1999.

To the best of our knowledge, this is the first paper to identify influencing factors for proxies and advance directives in a homogenous population of patients with haematological malignancies.

Negative effects in terms of subsequent readmissions and self-efficacy at follow-up, however, have been reported by Papageorgiou et al., who studied the effects of advance directives in a sample of 156 in-patients receiving compulsory psychiatric treatment [ 12].

In the United Kingdom, although the British Medical Association cautiously approved the introduction of advance directives in a statement in May 1992 [ 9], there is still no legislation which deals with patient autonomy in the case of terminal illness.

While it is clear that it is highly desirable for patients to undertake advance directives before dementia has reached advanced stages, in many cases, treatment preference made might not be respected because of patients' difficulties in expressing preferences and nursing home attitudes that do not validate advance directives in a positive way.

P245 Advanced directives in an old patient with suicide attempt: analysis of ICU physicians perception.

The department's response to the May 2005 e-mail message was not the only instance in which government agencies appeared to have taken a White House political directive in a more aggressive direction.

OpenMP is a parallelization method based on compiler directives, in which a directive will tell the compiler which part of the program should be parallelized, by generating multiple threads.

Likewise in Genesis, chapter 41, Yahweh, god of the Hebrews, gives the pharaoh a directive in a dream.

The European Commission has proposed several amendments to its savings-tax directive, in a bid to close the loopholes that Mr Morris and others have identified.