directive

a directive that could be subject to misinterpretation.

a directive bearing the imprimatur of high officials.

a directive from the European Commission

the authority is seeking a directive role in energy policy.

the EC directive is currently under discussion .

the directive required equal treatment for men and women in social security schemes.

A new EU directive on maternity leave will come into force next month.

He gave the workers precise directives about what to do and how to do it.

To this, dissuasive this kind of patient should comply with the doctor is directive, do not take antibiotic therapy by oneself.

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And there was no presidential directive that followed it.

This is a directive from the federal government.

Hungary had broken EU directives and undermined the rule of law.

The worry is the impact that independence might have on how Britain applies that EU directive.

Doctors, funeral directors, and all manners of experts advise us to put an advanced directive in place.

The directive is currently tied up in court.

The facility followed safety directives from Cargill, which were based on guidance from the CDC, Humes says.

Meese put the vital Haig directive for the organisation of foreign policy in his briefcase, where it stayed.

The Global Times Newspaper says a law enforcement squad of cultural officials and police will enforce the directive.

And no one likes directives from an out-of-touch bureaucrat.