Sentence examples for varying directives from inspiring English sources
Speaking to reporters as he met with his cabinet, Mr. Cuomo and his staff said a review of the agencies had found myriad clashing procedures — differing definitions of abuse, varying directives about when to call law enforcement, inconsistent standards of proof and sometimes no standard of proof at all.
Speaking to the media as he met with his cabinet, Mr. Cuomo and his staff said a review of the agencies had found myriad clashing procedures — differing definitions of abuse, varying directives about when to call law enforcement, inconsistent standards of proof and sometimes no standard of proof at all.
A uniform interpretation of the term 'sale' is necessary in order to avoid the protection offered to copyright holders by that directive varying according to the national law applicable.
In a letter sent in December 2009, John Vassallo, Microsoft's associate general counsel in Brussels, asked the commission to change the E.U.'s data protection directive to assign varying levels of privacy restrictions to different kinds of data, which could ease the transfer of some personal information, like names and addresses, for commercial marketing purposes if consumers gave their consent.
Two songs topping the charts offer strikingly similar choruses; both Rihanna's "Work" and Fifth Harmony's "Work from Home" repeat "work, work, work, work" over and over, at varying tempos, transforming from a noun into a directive of sorts.
Our process evaluation identified varying styles of coaching, with some telephone calls employing a non-directive style with the intended structured, goal focused approach, with a particular focus on medication intensification.
With widely varying results.
"With varying intensity".
Varying groups, interests.
