Sentence examples for U.S.-directed from inspiring English sources
U.S.-directed production means the engines and/or vehicles (as applicable) produced by a manufacturer for which the manufacturer has reasonable assurance that sale was or will be made to ultimate purchasers in the United States, excluding engines and/or vehicles that are certified to state emission standards different than the emission standards in this part.
To lawmakers, the U.S.-directed reconstruction has fallen well short of expectations.
NWFP negotiators and pro-Taliban militants in the Swat valley signed a 15-point peace agreement in May, but in that same month a U.S.-directed drone attack on Damadola in the Bajaur tribal area killed more than 20 people.
Putin viewed the Panama Papers and the Olympic doping scandal as "U.S.-directed efforts to defame Russia," according to the report.
(A spokeswoman for Vogue in the U.S. directed questions about the cover to Condé Nast International's international communications director, who declined to comment. A representative at Campbell's agency, TESS Management, directed inquiries to the agency's public-relations firm, where a publicist did not respond to requests for comment).
The band members starred in their own 1965 feature, "Catch Us If You Can," which was known as "Having a Wild Weekend" in the U.S., directed by famed filmmaker John Boorman.
However, little that was tangible came out of the official Chinese visit to the U.S., beyond some state-directed blandishments to big American companies.
Under U.S. laws barring company-directed unions, if VW wants to establish a worker committee like the ones in Germany, the workers must first be represented by an independent union.
Wearing a blue shirt and khaki trousers in the videotape and looking fit for his age, Newman read from a handwritten statement in which he said he had been an advisor to the Mt. Kuwol partisans, a U.S.-directed gunitilla unithatat fought the North Koreans at the end of the war.
Co-directed by Casey Nicholaw and Trey Parker.
