Directive

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Authority OriginPlay
The term implies a hierarchy where the directive comes from someone with control or higher status. SlideThe school principal's directive to review safety protocols was implemented immediately.
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Mandatory ActionPlay
Unlike advice, a directive implies that following it is not optional, but required. SlideEmployees disregarding the safety directive faced strict consequences.
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Formal ContextPlay
Used in formal settings, often relating to policies or procedures within organizations. SlideThe company's directive on data privacy outlines mandatory practices for all staff.