Sentence examples for directives to try from inspiring English sources

In engineering, for example, factory managers often ignored wage directives to try to encourage workers into roles that had lost much of their attraction after basic wages were cut to match pay throughout an area.

"Airworthiness directives are there to try and improve the performance of...how the maintenance is taking place – it is not unusual," Mr Joyce said.

The European Public Sector Information (PSI) Directive was created in order to try to change this - to unlock Europe's data and to realise its value to society.

Their directives are no more subtle than to try to win an argument by shouting louder.

Last summer, the Afghan Taliban's leader, Mullah Muhammad Omar, put out a directive to his troops, imploring them to try to win over Afghan civilians.

With the support of smaller countries such as Greece and Portugal, Britain and France are likely to try to block the directive or at least to water it down.

The Academy, PwC and Everyone Counts intend to spend much of the next year conducting tests to try to fulfil that directive.

A third group was aided by a directive mediator who used rewards and punishments to try to help the parties come to agreement.

Rather than simply issuing directives, he had to work with the legislature to try to get his way.

It denounced the video and said it "continues to try to eliminate such behavior through briefings to soldiers, directives to officers, military orders and punishment when necessary".

To begin with, Mr President, our group was rather critical of the amounts involved and worked very hard to try to get the amounts to which the directive will be applicable increased.