Sentence examples for quite directive from inspiring English sources

The proposed constraints on the stake-holder convention can be quite directive, authoritative and bureaucratic, yet the constraints are necessary to preserve good faith conduct within the dialogue.

The word intolerance, broken into two words is "in" and "tolerance," which is quite directive.

Masculine working environments tend to spawn quite a directive and pace-setting style.

I now think, as I've read more of them, that in the context of what they were talking about what appear to be relatively fuzzy directives from Nixon in the cold type of the transcripts were, indeed, quite clear directives to these people.

Iconoclastic and mercurial, Olbermann has often clashed with his employers, condemning - sometimes quite publicly - directives with which he has disagreed.

And yet, Neil Armstrong, quite outside the directives of those who trained him in his career, also embodies the last generation of the classical male myth of the 20th century.

It is quite likely that the directive is dead.

The national dialogue leaped from modest proposal to outrageous hyperbole so fast it's clear something profound and quite apart from advance directive consultation was at work.

How that's done isn't easy, but the directive is quite simple: The key to counteracting self-doubt and building greater degrees of confidence comes from strengthening our inner voice.

Quite simply because this directive will set a new emphasis that will eradicate certain monopolies, including certain national monopolies.

The report makes it quite clear that the directives have not been transposed uniformly in the Member States, but in some cases with major differences concerning individual aspects.