"A number of times, where either something was about to happen in litigation or I've needed something to run on the front page of every major newspaper out there, I've put down that kind of directive to Mike and he's made it happen".
They give clear directives: "Alright, pouting in 3,2,1!" is the kind of directive Abell often shouts from behind the monitor.
"All the world should unite in some kind of directive like this one".
Instead of directing you to this kind of contemplation via words or verbal directives, Boetti pushes you to think deeply about your surroundings, your history, by simply putting a lightbulb in a box.
"We will discuss some kind of directive or proposal.
My father hasn't filled out another kind of directive, known as a POLST (Physicians Orders for Life-Saving Treatment).
"This is the safest place in America to talk about the institution of marriage, and he didn't do it," he said, noting that Ryan must have received "some kind of directive" from the top of the Romney campaign to not try and tackle gay marriage.
Though there's still no evidence that the attacks were the result of any kind of directive from a larger organization the Islamic State or otherwise they are now being investigated as an act of terrorism, the FBI said at a press conference.
The different impacts of binding and non-binding advance directives seemed to be quite unclear, 22% could not even remember which kind of directive they had dealt with.
A similar point has been made by researchers suggesting that dogs may interpret pointing as some kind of directive ordering them where to go instead of informing them about/referring to objects in the vicinity (Kaminski 2008; Scheider et al. 2011; Topál et al. 2009; Wobber and Kaminski 2011).
Yet, too often, this kind of writing about Africa has been at a distance, with the directive for "expert opinion" and "objectivity" stripping narratives of the blood and tears that make for truly remarkable storytelling.
