Sentence examples similar to obscure directives from inspiring English sources
THE controversial "snoopers' charter" could be rushed into law using an obscure European directive.
No, this is not an obscure fashion directive; it's a way of thinking.
He issued pivotal directives that helped extend the obscure pilot program, said Xiang Hanwu, a county official.
With the crematoriums and the gas chambers in ruins, and with the directives for the extermination process obscured in bureaucratic euphemisms, survivors' testimony remained the only apparent proof of the crimes committed by the Nazis.
Officials say the list of intelligence priorities spelled out in PDD 35, the Clinton-era directive, had not been kept updated, and so once obscure issues like Afghanistan had received little attention.
U.S. regulations like Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) and European directives like Basel II create a regulatory forest that often obscures the security landscape within a global enterprise.
Also important: changing advance directives.
They'd drafted advance directives.
I have obscure pleasures.
