Sentence examples for key directive from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — Speaker John A. Boehner strolled into a late-afternoon meeting with House Republicans and gave them one key directive: go home after it was all over on Wednesday night and get some sleep.

The IOTC's key directive is to raise awareness among all stakeholders in IoT regarding the relatively simple steps we can adhere to as an industry to protect consumers, devices and the internet community at large.

The key directive in that report, however, was aimed at reaching out to Hispanic voters, emphasized through the need to "embrace and champion comprehensive immigration reform," noting that "If Hispanic Americans perceive that a GOP nominee or candidate does not want them in the United States (i.e. self-deportation), they will not pay attention to our next sentence".

Improving maternal health is a key directive of the World Health Organisation (WHO), and MPs can have major influence in promoting exercise, and changing health behaviours, in pregnant women.

In some fields, such as nature conservation (where the key directives do not apply to EEA members such as Norway), we should be particularly alarmed at the prospect of Brexit leading to the collapse of regulation.

Per Belfrage, chair of the Medicon Valley Academy and one of its founders, further elaborated on the reasons for the launch of this Ph.D. programme: "We have three key directives.

In particular, the implementation of environmental conservation and agricultural policies, among other key directives, have been largely decentralized to the sub-national levels of administration.

Benthic component of an ecosystem is considered in ecological status assessment of the key European Directives.

The key investment-services directive, for instance, which sets conditions for a single EU-wide licence for investment firms, and which empowers stock exchanges to operate across borders, was watered down and implemented belatedly.

The government has fended off the threat of £300m in fines over air pollution in London after the European commission put on hold infringement proceedings by granting the UK a time extension to meet a key air quality directive, subject to an emergency action plan.

"The Board's report on the implementation of Presidential Policy-Directive No. 28 (PPD-28, which provides for privacy protections for non-Americans) has been made publicly available," the Commission writes, referring to a key Obama era directive that it has previously said the Shield depends upon.