Sentence examples for neutral directive from inspiring English sources

"The Fed chairman seemed to confirm that the Fed will switch to a neutral directive at its Dec. 19 meeting, with the possibility of easing in the new year if financial conditions tighten further and the economy looks like it is easing too much," said James F. O'Sullivan, an economist at J. P. Morgan.

2. Aptitude for patient-centered, neutral, non-directive communication, including very clear enunciation and fluent English.

Against the background of the normative orientation towards (reproductive) autonomy, including neutral or "non directive" professional behaviour, MHPs might consider that they are not "allowed" to interfere with patients' biographic preferences or to raise concerns about parenthood - even in cases where they have severe doubts as to patients' ability to provide adequate care for their children.

Whereas counseling for autonomy-aimed screening should be neutral and non-directive, there is no ethical problem with recommending prevention-aimed screening for maternal/fetal risk factors as something to be seriously considered by all pregnant women.

Secondly, it includes the attribute "unbiased"—also referred to as "neutral" or "non-directive"—which refers to presentation in a way that places equal weight on positive and negative information and avoids placing a value judgement on that information.

Each year, the director led a two day training workshop, teaching interns how to administer decision aids, elicit and document patient questions, and make notes and recordings while remaining neutral and non-directive.

But he made me aware that the narrator, whether third person or first, is not a neutral figure but an active, even directive, force.

In Fed jargon, the directive would be either neutral, "asymmetric-negative" (prefiguring a rate cut), or "asymmetric-positive" (signaling a probable increase).

This information can be useful, whether in the form of postal delivery of early colonial directives and parcels [4], neutral, shared irrelevant Facebook posts [7], or detrimental, such as human pathogens or computer attacks [5, 8].

And while the front-runners for the Democratic and Republican nominations will be tackling military issues, the highest-ranking officer in the armed services, Joint Chiefs Chairman Adm. Mike Mullen, has issued a directive to service men and women to remain neutral throughout the presidential election.

His office then issued a directive that in any Soviet-Chinese conflict, the U.S. would stay neutral but "tilt to the greatest extent possible toward China".