Sentence examples for strongly directive from inspiring English sources

The strongly directive noise radiation from subsonic jets is explained using POD projection of supersonic disturbances.

Ironically, then, when the bullets are flying and there is no time for a debate, you can be strongly directive and be listened to.

"We now urge the council, the commission and the parliament to strongly defend the directive in ongoing negotiations".

In Mesopotamia the duty of the king to ascertain the will of the gods was more strongly emphasized; a directive of the gods could result from omens, dreams, or reading the entrails of offerings.

The sulphur directive strongly affects companies' ability to stay in business, and there are some managerial implications that should be considered: The bulk industry should focus its efforts in building alternative logistics corridors more cost-efficient from site to end customers.

Yet Trump is still pushing strongly for the directive, filing an emergency request with the Supreme Court earlier this month and penning increasingly incensed tweets expressing his frustration with the Justice Department. .

Yet Trump is still pushing strongly for the directive, filing an emergency request with the Supreme Court earlier this month and penning increasingly incensed tweets expressing his frustration with the Justice Department.

We are pleased to see that Caroline Spelman stood her ground and strongly defended the directives.

The church, the nation's largest mainline Protestant denomination, led the way with a 2006 directive that strongly urged ministers to take all the vacation they were entitled to — a practice then almost unheard of in some busy congregations.

Bulgaria cannot cope with the refugee burden being placed on it simply as a result of its geographical location, and the country strongly opposes the EU directive that all refugees are legally restricted to their first EU country of entry.

In terms of resident preferences, the presence of advance directives (in particular the "do-not-hospitalize" directive) was strongly protective of hospitalization.