/dəˈrɛktɪv/ – noun
Definition: chỉ thị, huấn lệnh, có tính chất chỉ thị, có tính chất chỉ đạo.
A more thorough explanation: A directive is a legal instrument issued by a governing body, such as a government or international organization, that sets out specific requirements or guidelines to be followed by individuals or entities within its jurisdiction. Directives are typically binding and must be implemented by the relevant parties.
Example: The directive issued by the court outlined the specific steps the company must take to comply with the new regulations.