The phrase "directives to make" is a perfectly valid and usable phrase in written English.
It is a way of talking about instructions that are given to construct or create something. For example, "The Executive Board issued a set of directives to make sure everyone was staying safe during the pandemic".
The Federal Aviation Administration ordered airlines to install new rudder control systems on Boeing 737's, the latest in a series of directives to make that jetliner's rudders safer.
"I will commit this country to working closely with Fifa and Caf, by following their directives to make sure we take football forward," said Nyamweya in his acceptance speech.
Brown told HuffPost that members were given directives to make these programs work with no money for resources.
The directive to make a Girls Generationn album for the U.S. market came from on high.
"But the last thing we'd do is bring out a directive to make it mandatory.
But the agency had little choice after it followed the Supreme Court's directive to make a decision on whether carbon dioxide was a pollutant.
Ines Ayala Sender, a Spanish MEP and the EU Parliament's negotiator on the issue, said: "To meet the new EU target of cutting road deaths by half in Europe we need new and more effective road-safety tools – such as this directive – to make sure offenders are held to account.
To take this one step further and ensure absolute protection, you can use Content Security Policy and the require-sri-for directive to make sure that no script is allowed to load on the page without an SRI integrity attribute.
Today another step along the road to liberating government data across the region so that startups can get their hands on it: an EU committee made up of member states' representatives has endorsed plans to modernise the 2003 public information directive to make all non-personal public sector info available for reuse.
Loud Objects was among the majority of musicians at the festival following the implicit directive to make alien music human, to take the abstract and lend it concrete, if bizarre presentation.
Another important matter is that the transposition of the directive should take account of the local circumstances; it is yet more important that the protocol on subsidiarity should encourage local and regional authorities to exercise a constructive discretion in enabling the directive to make the most possible sense at local level.
