Sentence examples for directives when from inspiring English sources

The bad news is that the inspector general's office merely urges inspectors to conform more fully to existing laws and directives, when what is needed is more and better-trained inspectors.

One of Mr. Riggio's first directives when he resumed Barnesandnoble.com's day-to-day management in January, long before the idea took off with publishers, was to install a tab for electronic books on its home page.

In a paper for the thinktank Policy Network, the LSE professor Damian Chalmers has proposed that EU directives should only tested by national parliaments, and that it should be possible to disallow directives when they will cause higher national costs than benefits.

(Excerpt from field notes, bedside activities, team six, day three) The learners frequently started to lead bedside activities with other professions and gave verbal directives when they needed support from their supervisors during, for instance, the bronchoscopy of a patient.

The starters could have a heavy workload again, but that was part of Tracy's directive when he took over last May.

"The directive when I took over was that I wasn't to specifically aim at anything unless ordered to do so, except to blast the German cities as a whole," he said.

Being a good netizen I respected the robots.txt directive when crawling TC's data.

One respects a directive when one's behaviors intentionally comply with it.

The US Department of Justice made a similar directive when Colorado and Washington State went legal.

The Indonesian National Police has a written policy prohibiting hate speech but frequently fails to enforce its own directive when religious fundamentalist groups disrupt LGBT gatherings or activities.

There is a very clear directive when it comes to animal welfare and the Vatican recognizes animal exploitation is out of control, they seem very concerned with Ocean life perhaps because fish have such a strong symbolic meaning for Christians.