Sentence examples for directives made from inspiring English sources
Spock's famously gentle directives made him a global publishing phenomenon.
The bosses blame a flood of European Union directives, made even more stringent when turned into British law and regulations, and applied relentlessly.
Public and individual horizons shrink as the president's powers grow through emergency law, exceptional courts and three-hour news broadcasts covering "sacred directives made to governors and ministers".
Re "She Died the Same Way She Lived: Planning Well in Advance" (Essay, Dec. 6): Carol Levine's arguments for medical planning and advance directives made for an affecting and effective piece.
Judge Scheindlin found that the department operated on the notion that black and Hispanic people were the right people to stop — a theme, she wrote, that was evident in statements made by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg out of court, and in directives made by commanders during station house roll calls.
Her new no-holds-barred pugnacity and gleeful perseverance have revamped her image in the eyes of begrudging white male voters, who previously saw her as the sanctioning "sivilizer," a political Aunt Polly whose goody-goody directives made them want to head for the hills.
The directives make a distinction between "direct" abortion, which is never permitted, and an "indirect" abortion, which is.
From February, EU directives make it illegal for independent midwives to be registered without professional insurance.
The Savings Directives makes it compulsory for EU member states to automatically share details about other EU citizens' bank accounts.
Some newer planes, by comparison, are covered by just a handful of directives, making it much simpler and cheaper to keep them in compliance.
Keitel participated in all major conferences, dictated the terms of the French surrender in June 1940, and signed operational orders—including directives authorizing the shooting of commandos or political commissars taken prisoner in uniform and other directives making it possible to detain civilians without due process.
