Sentence examples for switching directives from inspiring English sources

A comprehensive public awareness campaign must be undertaken to ensure wide publicity in all languages, for at least 1 month prior to the implementation of switching directives.

Those concerns prompted the Fed to switch its policy directive this week away from inflation worries to a concern about economic weakness -- a turnabout that signaled to economists that the Fed might begin cutting interest rates at its next meeting on Jan . 30-31

Environmental directives require Channel ferries to reduce sulphur emissions through investing in additional technology or switching to more expensive fuel.

Switching gears.

Switching bottles?

"The Fed chairman seemed to confirm that the Fed will switch to a neutral directive at its Dec. 19 meeting, with the possibility of easing in the new year if financial conditions tighten further and the economy looks like it is easing too much," said James F. O'Sullivan, an economist at J. P. Morgan.

The directive warned pilots to switch off sensors if they malfunction.

Politicians have long been trying to balance the EU directive that requires them to switch to more renewable fuels with concerns that biofuels actually increase greenhouse gas emissions because of indirect land-use change.

From the interviews, it is evident that respondents expect shipping companies to switch to LSFO in order to comply with the sulphur directive.

Kerrigan started out as a seamer but switched to spin at the age of 13 because England and Wales Cricket Board bowling directives would only allow under-aged players to bowl four over spells of seam in senior cricket.

"They switch.