Sentence examples for in a specific directive from inspiring English sources

The basic idea that made all this possible was not his but, almost certainly, was contained in a specific directive from Heydrich, who had sent him to Vienna in the first place.

Although rape crisis services and a related protocol were available since late 1986 [ 11], a more comprehensive health sector response to violence against women started in 1994, with the first One-Stop Crisis Centre (OSCC) established in Kuala Lumpur; and in 1996, with a specific directive of the Ministry of Health [ 12].

First, in the absence of a specific directive and hospital record code, whole blood and blood constituent charges are not formally included in the database, hence it is probable that transfusion frequency and costs were under-estimated.

He gave his architect, Peter Wilson, a very specific directive: wherever he was in the apartment, he had to have easy access to a television.

"There has to be a clear and specific directive at the level of the dean and the president".

His department, Mr. LaHood said in a recent interview, had a new sense of purpose, independent of any specific directive from the White House.

In the last decades, the growing concerns about global warming and climate changes effects led to specific Directive, especially in Europe, promoting the use of primary energy saving techniques.

"Let's not torture words!" was the only specific directive I can recall ever getting from him, presumably in response to some overly "elegant" sentence in a speech draft.

The European Union directive 94/35/EC (also known as the "Sweeteners Directive") [ 3] with four amendments 96/83/EC [ 4], 2003/115/EC [ 5], 2006/52/EC [ 6] and 2009/163/EU [ 7] is important tool that restricts the level at which certain sweeteners may be present in a specific type of food.

Working in a specific setting?

Practice in a specific field.