directive

名词指令; <美>命令，训令，指令; 方针

形容词指示性的，指导性的，指挥的; 管理的; [无线]指向[定向]式的

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1. 指示：$#@60;%@ taglib %$#@62;指示(directive)允许您使用自定义的标签,为标签库命名,并指定它们的前缀.

2. 指示符：使用的是包含了包(package)的名称的完整的Date类名,这样你会觉得很烦. 如果你想在创建一个Date的实例时只简单写成:Date today = new Date( 而不必指明完整的类路径,需要使用page指示符(directive),如下所示:

3. 指引：也就我们将对Help盒widget (对应作用到助忆(mnemonic)字元)只用到键盘事件,对道成员 (instance) 名称. 不幸的是,这些成员名称 (Help,Quit,选项指引 (directive) 告诉转译管理器,它应对任何已设定之相关widget在此

1. 指示;命令
    A directive is an official instruction that is given by someone in authority.

    e.g. Thanks to a new EU directive, insecticide labelling will be more specific.
           根据欧盟的一项新指令，杀虫剂的标签标注将更加明确。

1. China's central bank issued a directive yesterday aimed at increasing regulations of the housing loan business after problems in developing the market.

2. Now airports and airlines are saying customers have misread the directive and their extreme action has affected the timely issuance of detailed compensation rules.

3. The directive also requires video sites to arrange censorship before airing programs.

4. The new directive may mean investments in these areas will need central rather than local government approval.

5. Chavez's quick trip home appeared to allow him to send a clear directive to his inner circle that Maduro would be his chosen successor.

6. Economists said the directive provides a clear signal that China welcomes foreign investment more than ever before.

7. Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin Gang made it clear Thursday that the purpose of the directive is to ensure " a fair and competitive market ".

8. The State directive is an attempt to create competitive regional power markets.

9. She said the directive isn't aimed at interfering with Confucius Institute operations but previous " muddling and messing up " in the exchange program visa.

10. A new directive for the first time allows foreign investment in the futures market, grid construction and operation.

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