Sentence examples for a directive of from inspiring English sources

Their most persuasive evidence was a directive of May 15th 1941, which they found in the Russian archives.

A directive of the European Union stipulating that all fuel at the pump should contain 5.75percentt biofuel by 2010 encouraged many large corporations to jump into the market.

In Mesopotamia the duty of the king to ascertain the will of the gods was more strongly emphasized; a directive of the gods could result from omens, dreams, or reading the entrails of offerings.

Like the other original states, New Jersey had its colours assigned in a directive of October 2, 1779, by George Washington, then commander in chief of the Continental Army.

The initial 15 before a hyphen refers to vents formed in 2015, and this nomenclature is a directive of JMA.

More recent developments, like the proposal for a directive of the European Parliament, and of the Council amending Directive 98/70/EC relating to the quality of petrol and diesel fuels, does not change this target, but addresses sustainability criteria for the production of biofuels.

Apparently in 2013, the US Department of Defense issued a directive on the (desired) development of such systems.

The sanctity of a woman is a directive principle of that larger edifice called Indian civilization.

In one particularly haunting scene, Offred and a group of handmaids are commanded to collectively attack a convicted rapist ― a directive some of the characters almost eagerly obey. .

A panel of energy experts was asked to produce, by July 15, a preliminary plan addressing a recent directive of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission that Western states find a regional solution to their energy problems rather than state-by-state answers.

"Hassan, you'll go with Hina, yes," Mona asked, a directive instead of a question.