"Our president, Jack Nugent, gave a strong directive, 'find the best available location that would enable us to preserve our work force,' " Mr. Sareeram said.
A strong directive including a binding energy-saving target would be a big boost to economic growth but [if the changes are made] it will be weak, unambitious and full of holes.
It's a musical geometry of the weirdness and wonder of our visions and images, as Carter says, of "our inner life at a time when it is not dominated by strong, directive intentions or desires".
Under "a strong directive" from Vice President Al Gore and William M. Daley, his campaign manager, the Democrats were ordered to limit public protesting and bickering with local officials while their army of 200 to 300 lawyers, campaign staff members and party loyalists devised legal strategy, collected voter depositions and oversaw ballot recounts, Ms. Backus said.
Ordinarily, I love a strong directive and am happy to follow chain of command if it means I can maintain plausible deniability, but this time I simply can't fall in line.
Mr. Lewis's compositions and playing contain strong directives despite their outward modesty, and Mr. Marsalis seemed gripped by the need to economize.
The songs often begin with strong directives ("Don't hold back," "You've gotta get it out") but never develop them.
"There are times when an executive assistant to a governor, like Steiger, is required to issue strong directives in order to carry out the policy of the executive," a judge wrote in the unanimous opinion.
Moreover, the multimedia sensor nodes are deployed in sparseness for their strong directives and far-field of view, which results in the big difference of network coverage model between the WMSN and WSN.
