Sentence examples for which directive from inspiring English sources

Our ethnographic study explores im/politeness practices carried out in the Štrbské Pleso holiday resort, Slovakia's prime site of mountain tourism, using a corpus of its public regulatory signage in which directive speech acts of requesting and prohibiting are performed.

Couples accepting embryo cryopreservation signed an informed consent in which directives were given in case of death, divorce or absence.

OpenMP is a parallelization method based on compiler directives, in which a directive will tell the compiler which part of the program should be parallelized, by generating multiple threads.

In an era in which the directive "Go play" no longer implies "outside," the idea that rain may affect a child's fun is perhaps a quaint one.

Simultaneously, the legal context in which the Directive was embedded has changed.

This principle is retained in the new EU regulation 1107/2009 [2], which repeals directive 91/414/EEC and shall apply from June 2011.

In some ways – for instance, the speed with which EU directives are put into law – the British are better Europeans than the Germans.

He said the relatively few cases in which safety directives were not followed indicates there is a high level of safety in the air traffic system.

Bai's book lands just a few months after publication of several books revolving around previously unreleased 1971-1972 Nixon tapes, which reveal directives from then Pres.

All psychological treatments in the experimental groups consisted of integrative psychotherapy, of which non-directive supportive therapy (SUP) and cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) were the dominant components.

There are two kinds of advance directives: instruction directives, which establish what and/or how healthcare decisions are to be made; and proxy directives, which establish who is to make healthcare decisions.