Sentence examples for directives that could from inspiring English sources

Microsoft's tools included "certain 'keywords' and 'compiler directives' that could only be executed properly by Microsoft's version of the Java runtime environment for Windows".

City education officials said they had not seen a draft of the bill, but warned against directives that could prove costly to the city.

He has issued directives that could ultimately change what sort of data can be used to calculate air-quality standards throughout the country and which studies can factor into public health rules.

Inform your provider of the existence of a living will, medical power of attorney or other directives that could affect your care.

The American Bar Association recently introduced a new digital smart phone app, "My Directives," that could help meet that need for clergy who need portable access to a parishioner's healthcare information.

To inform the AD discussion for COPD patients, we developed a decision model for advance directives that could accommodate a wide array of patient preferences.

Tuesday's votes marked the European parliament's first reading of a draft tobacco directive that could become law in 2014.

The Air Force has ordered several units to prepare for gulf duty, a directive that could more than double the 100 combat aircraft now in the region.

The department says that, while there are measures in the directive that could both increase and decrease the illicit trade, overall the impact in this area is estimated to be zero.

Lord Myners, the City minister, has lobbied in Brussels to change the directive that could have made it more difficult for London to retain its role as the European centre for buyout and hedge funds.

I should like simply to point out that, while on the one hand the balance struck by the directive is a reasonably acceptable one, and is therefore a balance that I generally support, on the other hand there are some inflexible aspects to the directive that could perhaps have been toned down: I am referring in particular to those aspects regarding working time and rest breaks.