"That's the directive we were given to do this project".
He was 6'4" tall, the football and track coach, the gym teacher, a father, a large and kind man and we were all used to his directives -- authoritative, but not preachy.
In reality, what we have here is a directive to guarantee the protection of individuals in the telecommunications sector.
We don't believe in being directive," Eaton explains.
They claim that the problem illustrates Descartes' directive that we are to reduce a determinate geometrical problem to a set of equations, which we must solve simultaneously (see G, p. 9, Note 11).
Weight machines are directive and enabling: they encourage you to think you've worked hard without necessarily challenging yourself.
The uncomplicatedness of these sketches functions, too, as emotional directive: we are to feel disgust for Hitler's private secretary, Martin Bormann, a gentle pity for Hitler's partner, Eva Braun.
That's how I realised there was a directive to crack down on me," Kutepova said.
"We are anxious to see a takeover directive adopted, because it is all about investor protection," said Peter Montagnon, head of investment affairs at the Association of British Insurers, whose members hold an estimated $1.6 trillion in investments around the world.
But he was with the Second Mile, and we thought, we should tell the president of the Second Mile that we're going to give Jerry this directive, and we'd like their support for that, and we don't want any Second Mile kids being brought into the athletic shower facilities.
