Directive

Formal instruction issued by an authority.

order instruction

A directive is a formal instruction issued by an authority figure or organization specifying actions to be taken, often used in legal, governmental, administrative, or corporate contexts.

From Old French direictive, from Latin directivus, from dirigere 'to guide, direct'.

A directive is like when a teacher gives you instructions to follow in class - it's an official order from someone in charge.

What is a directive? It's an official order or instruction from an authority
Who issues directives? Governments, organizations, and supervisors can issue directives
What is the purpose of a directive? To provide clear guidance and ensure compliance with rules or policies

order instruction command

instruction order

mandate regulation

policy law

administrative governmental legal document