Sentence examples for where directives from inspiring English sources
In a Communist society where directives came from the top, Dr. Grushin set out to find what the average person thought.
That is, in contexts where directives are made through the use of declaratives featuring modal finites such as should, ought, had better, must, etc., the implication is often that failure to carry out what should be done will result in negative Judgement: Propriety being levelled.
Reform efforts were continued in the Second, Third and Fourth Railway Packages, where the Directives were subsequently revised to make the European rail freight (and passenger) sector fit to meet the needs of operators and customers.
The other MAC protocols based on the pure directivity show such performance in nonlinearly distributed scenarios where the directive component is dominant.
Asked where her directive was coming from, she said the Met was interested generally in becoming less Euro-centric and more global.
This is clear in Europe, where a directive from the European Commission tells the courts to strike out any unreasonable contractual obligation on a consumer if he has not freely negotiated it.
Note that in case where a directive antenna is employed at the user terminal, the classical Jakes model is no longer applicable [20].
They often found themselves in situations where, Prime Directive or not, they were forced to meddle in an alien society's development.
Profession-specific understanding of teamwork was identified in a qualitative study where a directive philosophy (mostly held by medical professions) was characterized by hierarchy, status and elected team leaders [ 49].
Yang et al. [8] argue that small (in area) elements are needed in image region where the second directional directive is large and have introduced the error diffusion (ED) scheme.
But most people haven't taken that step, or, if they have, their family members don't know where the advance directives are, or their doctors don't know that they exist or what's in them.
