Sentence examples for few directives from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lowry noted that Mr. Taniguchi was given few directives.

The Mississippi people, who were likely to have experienced more suffering at the hands of society than any of the other delegates, were trying to demonstrate that a revolution can originate in the personal sufferings of people, freely expressed, rather than in a few directives from the top.

The bill, Mervis said, "has surprisingly few directives on how NSF should spend its money".

The final 2015 agreement has surprisingly few directives on how NSF should spend its money.

Still, only a few directives have been given on how fresh-frozen tumour tissues should be processed for the extraction and determination of tumour biomarkers.

The Israeli food legislation is comprised of modernized legislation updated in the recent decade, along with a few directives and orders older than the State of Israel itself.

Just imagine what sort of experience the Watch could be used to smoothly deliver in future — either by voice, or indeed a few directive taps within the relevant pared-back apps — as the tech matures and knits together user needs, personal context and their customized web of digital services….

He stressed UK concerns were already being met through fewer directives from Brussels, and warned if the UK left the country would be in the same position as Norway, inside the single market but with no control over its rules.

Our own experience and a vast body of rigorous research suggest a few simple directives.

Even though one of the first things I did when I arrived in Tallinn was buy yet another Xbox 360, I had every intention to obey one of my few prime directives: rigorous adherence to all foreign drug laws.

Virtually with this technology the CPU code only has to be augmented with a few compiler directives to identify the areas to be accelerated and the way in which data has to be moved between the CPU and GPU.