directive造句

The Supreme Warlord promulgated his infamous "scorched earth" directive.

to follow an order; to act according to a directive

Whereupon the Supreme Warlord promulgated his infamous "scorched earth" directive the next day.

This directive tells the ODR how to handle the request once received.

Those three characters form the opening sequence of JSP directive syntax.

As President, he will learn that he sends out a directive and nothing happens.

A directive like this will be hard to ignore but for some perhaps quite hard to implement, our correspondent says.

Under the new circumstances, it is of particular importance to stress the necessity of following this directive.

It is implied by the directive, that there is a business role within the bank called "teller" and that people perform that role.

As part of architecture there might be a definition of a "teller" task, but with the new directive the role might need to change.

A "tactical directive", issued at the start of Thrust of the Sword, says that winning the support of the Afghans overrides all else.

Scientific developing viewpoint is the deepening understanding to general rule of the economic society development. It is the directive for impel the socialism economic development.

Architects can begin the business directive refinement process by leveraging the classification and sub-classifications defined in the business rule ecosystem.

This point in the source file is usually marked by a lexeme that is not consumed as a token by the preprocessor, meaning one that is not a preprocessor directive.