Sentence examples for whatever directives from inspiring English sources

In any case, my take is that whatever political leaders say in Washington, and whatever directives emerge from the Pentagon, not nearly enough is changing on the ground.

"One difference in this time (compared to previous decades) is that in many ways we have more permission to voice our ideas and views, and advocate for ourselves, rather than to silently comply with whatever directives are handed down from a vertical management structure.

Don't be threatened by those who speak up -- In a recent discussion on this subject on LinkedIn, a reader wrote to me that millennials have "more permission to voice our ideas and views, and advocate for ourselves, rather than to silently comply with whatever directives are handed down". I thought it was very well said.

For years, whatever directive I may have issued ended with the phrase "if it's all right with you".

Not only does Norway suffer the indignity of implementing whatever regulation or directive comes off the fax machine, but it also pays around €340m a year into the EU budget.

You need to have good communication skills, an ability to work with people with short tempers and a variety of backgrounds, a willingness to work long and hard hours (12-hour working days are still a fact of life, whatever the European directive says), and a high tolerance for crowded tube trains.

But Mr. Grassley said that whatever its origin, the directive was a "very inappropriate interference" with Congressional efforts to "make government function properly".

At the outset you will have a pretty crappy starter vessel and one simple directive: be whatever you want to be, however you choose to do it.

"We didn't have a demonstrated track record of being able to comply with whatever the mental health provider's directives were," Mr. Lilly said.

The Tezos Foundation is at the behest of the Swiss nonprofit authority, which has a clear directive to adhere to whatever the Tezos foundation sets out to do.

The directive to "get on schedule, whatever it takes" is a powerful force for change.