Sentence examples similar to Uphold a directive from inspiring English sources

Senior Israeli officials said that the military had been freed up to cut off Lebanon, permanently drive Hezbollah forces back from the border, and punish the government for not upholding a United Nations directive to disarm and control the group.

In February the ECJ upheld an EU directive on data collection, using defence of the single market as justification for what looked to Germans like a public-security matter.

In the meantime, the governor is charged with upholding the laws of the state, and a directive that bars elected prosecutors from seeking the death penalty because Newsom doesn't like the policy is dangerous ground.

A federal judge found them in contempt and ordered that they be imprisoned for up to eighteen months, a directive that has since been upheld twice.

As both of his red card decisions have been upheld by the disciplinary process, the International Rugby Board can be expected to issue a directive on players being taken out in the air, not least because one of the potential injuries suffered by the victim is concussion, the reason Goode did not return to the field at Ravenhill.

A year before North Korean leader Kim Jong-un came to power, a directive was issued for anyone sharing his name to change it – maintaining a tradition upheld by the reclusive state's ruling Kim dynasty, a report said.

They become a directive to the nation.

§ 3.605 Issuance of a directive.

(Such a directive was quickly enforced after the disaster).

It's the first time a directive has been derailed.

"But we took it as a directive from Siva".