Sentence examples for directives that it from inspiring English sources

The operation so exceeded the Cabinet's directives that it led to an aerial battle between the two air forces and left fourteen Jordanians dead.

It is from the manifesto that the name Constructivism was derived; one of the directives that it contained was "to construct" art.

National implementations of the directives that define it should be based on scientific argumentation but practice has showed that they are affected by stakeholders, whose power relations and different normative standpoints have led to very diverse formal and practical implementations of the Network.

Days before Gray's arrest, the department emailed new directives that made it mandatory.

As Canada's primary agency tasked with tracking and addressing cyber threats, CSE has a set of directives that deal with how it cooperates with the private sector.

Dr. Emanuel rose to prominence in the late 1980s with a popular standardized medical directive that made it easier for terminally ill patients to share their wishes with doctors before becoming too sick to speak for themselves.

Correction: September 19 , 2002 Thursday An article in Business Day on Saturday about the Medicare billing practices of the HealthSouth Corporation misstated the timing of the company's knowledge of a government policy directive that it says will sharply reduce its profits.

An article in Business Day on Saturday about the Medicare billing practices of the HealthSouth Corporation misstated the timing of the company's knowledge of a government policy directive that it says will sharply reduce its profits.

It would not undo the implementation of EU directives that have become acts of parliament or statutory instruments.

The Water Framework Directive (WFD) embodies many of the existing directives that have implications for wetlands.

Are there clear directives that guide how the COWSO and the Village Council should operate interdependently?