Sentence examples for may directive the from inspiring English sources

The May directive, the major result of Barack Obama's post-Ferguson "review" of police militarization, recommended that the so-called "1033" equipment distribution effort add oversight provisions, not ban currently provided tactical equipment, vehicles and weaponry.

For those centers which can not identify these species rapidly, knowing regional distribution of MOTT may be directive for the planning of treatment regimens.

In Europe, on the other hand, amendments to a new draft investment-services directive may work in exchanges' favour, by imposing more obligations on banks.

8 36 37 The various discourses surrounding PA and health may cloud directives to the lay population (ie, 'Is desirable behaviour to be less sedentary, or to be more active, or to do more MVPA?').

Such directive may require the System institution to submit and adhere to a plan acceptable to the Farm Credit Administration describing the means and timing by which the System institution shall achieve its required capital level, but may not require merger or consolidation without a majority vote of the voting stockholders or the contributors to the guaranty fund of the institution.

The sulphur directive may in the long run change the industrial structure in the Nordic regions from heavy products to lighter and more expensive ones per weight unit.

The greatest advice echoing down the centuries that helps with this may be the directive, "Know Yourself!" For each of us, this means becoming more self reflectively aware of our beliefs, attitudes, inclinations, aspirations, and habits of feeling.

Likewise, each MV bus may accept directives from the substation control room through its WSN with regards to the following characteristics: 1) RES generation dispatching schemes.

Such disclosures about how BP forcibly imposed its directives may even cast the contractors in the role of victims while BP continues to play the heavy.

For years, whatever directive I may have issued ended with the phrase "if it's all right with you".

But the directive may even understate the scope of citizenship.