Sentence examples for directives that are from inspiring English sources

But administrators have a fighting chance of achieving it, or at least of avoiding directives that are so inappropriate the referees are reluctant to enforce them.

A remedy could be the one recommended by Mr Lamfalussy in his recent report on European securities regulation: to establish rule-making committees in charge of filling gaps in financial directives that are left deliberately open.

These were first outlined to the Guardian last month by Andrea Leadsom, a leading figure in the group, who called for an effective veto for Britain over financial services regulations to prevent what she called "'malicious' directives that are just designed to shut down financial services".

By then, reports had emerged of a compromise: the staff would return in exchange for a promise by censors not to demand changes to stories (the press are normally controlled in China by self-censorship and official directives that are issued to the media generally).

Yahoo said in a public filing with the FISA court this week that releasing documents about the 2008 case would allow it " to demonstrate that it objected strenuously to the directives that are now the subject of debate, and objected at every stage of the proceeding, but that these objections were overruled and its request for a stay was denied".

To implement these objectives, the president's office generates actuating signals, or directives, that are sent to each cabinet secretary.

The suicide attempt context clearly overcomes the written advanced directives that were considered as a subjective element complicating instead of simplifying the decision.

We recruited patients from a large cohort study focusing on people with advance directives (that is, advance euthanasia directive, refusal of treatment document, durable power of attorney for health care, will to live statement).

Ironically, the ruling is based on an EU trademark directive that was designed to protect local, not American, manufacturers from price dumping.

Before May 25th European governments must incorporate a privacy directive that is expected to make it easier for users to opt out of targeted ads.

By not opting in now but reviewing our position when the directive is agreed, we can choose to benefit from being part of a directive that is helpful but avoid being bound by measures that are against our interests".