Sentence examples for need directives from inspiring English sources

At this stage test sheet representations are already integrated into single files, and comply with a particular syntactical structure, but still need directives to control layout and pagination.

We probably need directives and references, and political responsibility must be taken in the democratic institutional framework that is ours, in a spirit of clear non-religious intervention, i.e. marked by an attachment to our values, our common values, and the rejection of intolerance and irrational behaviour which are all too frequent in this field.

Most clients, however, need advance directives, something even sick people in their 90s can be reluctant to think about.

Therefore, there is still a need for directives and guidelines to assist designers while choosing the appropriate scheduling algorithm to avoid system failures.

They observed that statin users were more likely to be former smokers and have up-to-date immunizations for pneumococcus and influenza and less likely to need advanced directives.

Should adjustments be needed, her directives go out instantly to plant officials, via telephone and e-mail.

"We don't need a directive in order to take action against golden shares," he said, adding that suing member states "is no substitute for a better law, but at least it's something we can use".

Or not.' We need that directive from the city.

The question is, do we need a directive or do we need a regulation?

We need a directive on cross-border credit transfers and I hope that as promised the Member States will implement it by 1 January 1999, i.e. on the date of monetary union.

That his popularity waned over the years shows, if we needed any directive, how poor taste has become dominant.