Sentence examples for two directives from inspiring English sources

But the ministry has acknowledged local abuses of the "green passage" policy and issued at least two directives since December aimed at stemming further problems.

Prosecutors say the pilots violated numerous written and radioed orders, including at least two directives to hold their fire in the moments before Major Schmidt dropped the bomb.

Neither of these two directives seems to mean that human beings are really just muddles and that writing about them can be pretty much a frolicsome crap-shoot.

Thus, the gleeful reaction by some to Mr. Bieber's misbehavior may connect to two directives imposed upon children today: the need to overprepare for the demanding and perilous world of work, and the loss of innocence that preparation entails.

Among these steps are these two directives: "Make a list of all persons we had harmed, and become willing to make amends to them all"; and "Make direct amends to such people wherever possible, except when to do so would injure them or others".

He made great play of the government's decision to end the British opt-out from the Maastricht treaty's social chapter, which makes possible common labour laws, even though it has so far spawned only two directives (several more are now in the pipeline).

The opinion spelled out three directives.

But then, Mr. Bock and his team began ranking those eight directives by importance.

There isn't one directive, there are four directives on bananas, including on the curvature of bananas".

She notes that when she chaired the EU Environment Council during the UK presidency, an impressive seven directives were agreed, "and everything was done and dusted by 5.30.

On primary and secondary education, Obama essentially advocated three directives: raise the dropout age to eighteen, continue his Race to the Top program, and loosen the standardized restrictions on teachers.