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directive

[dih-rek-tiv, dahy-] / dɪˈrɛk tɪv, daɪ- /


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Air crashes are independently investigated, the findings shared globally, and international directives issued to fix problems, resulting in a good safety record.

From BBC

“We will work with our stakeholders to assess how the White House directive aligns with the Board’s decision.”

From MarketWatch

The directive, expected Friday, would be an unprecedented attempt by the federal government to check rising electricity prices within PJM Interconnection, a 13-state power market spanning from New Jersey to Kentucky.

From The Wall Street Journal

The directive raises concerns for investors hoping for a public offering or exit from government conservatorship, despite a 200% stock rise last year on such hopes.

From Barron's

A healthcare directive would also enable a third party to make medical decisions if she became unable to do so.

From MarketWatch