Sentence examples for directives to use from inspiring English sources

He issued directives to use Soviet and French prisoners of war in the armament industry; he spoke of seizing Poles and Dutch and making them prisoners of war if necessary, and using them for work.

However, the state public health care system had not formulated directives to use this degree as an official criterion for career promotion.

The Bank currently has a congressional directive to use 10% of its portfolio to finance renewable energy, which would generate roughly $2 billion in financing.

Hall's appointment plus the directive to use dynamic scoring set off alarm bells in Washington, particularly among Democrats, although economists from both the left and center worried it would effectively rig the legislative process in favor of Republicans.

If you're surprised that Kushner would disobey a directive not to use outside communication tools to conduct government business, I might remind you of the time after the 2016 election when he suggested to the Russians that they set up a secret communication channel inside the Russian embassy so the Trump team could talk to the Kremlin without U.S. intelligence agencies knowing about it.

The main point within this directive is to use energy more efficiently from production to final consumption of energy.

Others found the SIACAD (Screening Instrument to Assess Competency to Complete an Advance Directive) difficult to use initially.

New York police officials say that their policy manual includes several directives instructing officers to use the minimum amount of force necessary.

The options for railways under the Directive are either to use the Dutch national procedure as the approved EC "interim method" or for Member States to use their own method if it can be adapted to produce results in terms of the indicators required by the Directive.

For the care provider, the directive is not to use specific terms, but to have a basic understanding of the major ones while learning to listen to and mimic each patient's own expression.

After replacing Bowhill in 1941, de la Ferté had issued a directive on 12 June 1941 to use Wellingtons and Whitleys as an interim solution to unrestricted submarine warfare now practised by the Germans.