Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Directive"

A: A directive is when a person in authority orders you to do something. They say, "Do this" and you have to obey.

Instructions are when someone teaches you the steps of how to do something. The person teaching you doesn't have to be someone with authority.

A: "directive" = "a person in power declaring what some group of people needs to start or stop doing" (命令かのように)

"decree" = "anything proclaimed by a person in power" (宣言かのように)
と思います。

A: The directive was enforced on the last November 31st
This is better.

A: You can also say... "Which is the most famous detective in the UK, Poirot or Holmes?"

A: Check the question to view the answer