Sentence examples for in which directives from inspiring English sources

Couples accepting embryo cryopreservation signed an informed consent in which directives were given in case of death, divorce or absence.

Our ethnographic study explores im/politeness practices carried out in the Štrbské Pleso holiday resort, Slovakia's prime site of mountain tourism, using a corpus of its public regulatory signage in which directive speech acts of requesting and prohibiting are performed.

OpenMP is a parallelization method based on compiler directives, in which a directive will tell the compiler which part of the program should be parallelized, by generating multiple threads.

He said the relatively few cases in which safety directives were not followed indicates there is a high level of safety in the air traffic system.

In an era in which the directive "Go play" no longer implies "outside," the idea that rain may affect a child's fun is perhaps a quaint one.

Simultaneously, the legal context in which the Directive was embedded has changed.

The way in which the directive inspired the work can be summarised as follows: Identification of the most important endpoints: This was carried out not by the QSAR modellers, but by the stakeholders.

Fourth, there have not yet been any circumstances in which such advance directives have been challenged through the courts.

A hotel-building boom has also begun, but this is an area in which Trump's directive may cause a slowdown.

This report demonstrates that convening a Delphi expert panel could be a pragmatic way in which to provide directive to clinicians when empiric evidence is lacking or equivocal.

The comments by Cardinal Arinze, a Nigerian who presides over the Vatican office on worship and the sacraments, came at a news conference in which he released Vatican directives on celebrating Mass.