Sentence examples similar to task directives from inspiring English sources

She told me that she had begun singing directives about tasks like tooth brushing—"a musical duet which we both can fit into, instead of one person dictating".

She told me that she had begun singing directives about tasks like tooth brushing — "a musical duet which we both can fit into, instead of one person dictating".

Several years ago, I embedded with U.S. troops in Kandahar, Afghanistan, and spent time with a unit that was tasked with implementing the directives from a set of trainings known as "Commander's Guide to Money as a Weapons System".

Clearly demarcated roles and tasks of HEWs which are communicated with all levels using job descriptions, government directives and explanations in joint meetings where community and health sector representatives are present could prevent this.

I shoot other players, going back to alien battlefields again and again, caught up in small, almost mundane tasks: complete this directive, gain these experience points, trade in my currency for new gear and cosmetics.

(PT3, female) Directive-task orientation tendencies When asked about students' learning needs to improve their MI skills, there was a general consensus about the need to practice to become more competent.

My second question to the Commission is: will the European Commission examine the proportionality of measures taken by the Member States in respect of the permitted exceptions in the European data protection directive, as part of its task to oversee the correct transposition of European directives in national legislation?

This is followed by directives on daily tasks and official announcements.

But one of its main tasks remains that of issuing secret directives to the state-controlled media telling them what not to report.

Public decision-makers in charge of designing and implementing the irrigation water pricing policy required by the Water Framework Directive have a difficult task to select between a set of possible alternatives.

Knowledge integration is the organization, restructuring and interpretation of existing knowledge through "directives, organizational routines, and self-contained task teams" (Alavi and Leidner 2001: 122) to establish a base into new meaningful knowledge and maximize knowledge synergy (Wu and Chen 2014).