Sentence examples for real directive from inspiring English sources

Here, however, Fortune seems to be a real directive power, which raised Rome to world dominion because Rome deserved it.

His super alerted him to them, after a tenant had died leaving no real directive for dispersing his effects.

(Laughter) So right away, we do not have a written real documentary directive that [we] don't charge under-fives".

But the government needs to regain control, and to do this, it activates a secret protocol, based on the real-life Directive 51, to send specially trained highly autonomous divisions into the city to flush it out.

The piece earned her the contract for Up the Down Staircase, which told the story of a young teacher's embattled first year through letters, excerpts from student essays, and copies of nonsensical administrative memos (often drawn from real school directives).

She called for the advocates of modification to supply "real evidence that the directive is being abused".

Also, there is little consensus on what spectrum of instruments constitutes a binding advance directive in real life.

Twenty years ago, Al Pacino starred in the movie version of David Mamet's "Glengarry Glen Ross," receiving an Oscar nomination for his performance as Ricky Roma, one of a group of shady real-estate agents whose directive from management is to "always be closing". .

"The changes we understand Germany is proposing would deprive the directive of any real purpose," said Tim Cargill, secretary of the Takeover Panel, Britain's regulatory body.

"What's absolutely crucial now is that any renewal of the fuel quality directive is a real deterrent to European imports of climate-killing tars sands and damaging crop-based biofuels," he added.

The UK is to opt in to a European Union directive to tackle the "real and growing" threat posed by cyber crime.