Sentence examples for a directive in a from inspiring English sources

Likewise in Genesis, chapter 41, Yahweh, god of the Hebrews, gives the pharaoh a directive in a dream.

Nobody may be obliged to issue a directive in any way.

Obama administration officials issued a directive in September 2011 for a review of all conference attendance by all agencies to promote "efficient spending".

State lawmakers have failed to replace the unconstitutional guidelines, prompting Ms. Brunner, a Democrat, to issue a directive in 2007 that reduced the number of signatures required by half, a revision that was still unconstitutional, the court ruled.

Indeed, such an expansion comes close to being a directive in the new executive order.

Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung also issued a directive in March calling for stricter enforcement of wildlife crime.

DHS issued a directive in 2017 requiring federal agencies to remove Kaspersky from their computer networks.

Mr. Clinton issued a directive in 1998 to clarify the lines of responsibility in the event of terrorist attacks.

A11 President Bush issued a directive in February 2002 that set new rules for handling prisoners captured in Afghanistan.

Despite Congress' failure to enact the bill, the Bureau of the Budget issued a directive in 1962 incorporating the bulk of the guidelines.

I can even imagine that an individual could give such a directive in their personal will, if they chose to be that specific, prior to their death.