Sentence examples similar to a directive to serve from inspiring English sources

"They can function as a directive to civil service appointees to not comply with congressional directives," Agrast said.

In February 2011, according to the NSA files, Skype was served with a directive to comply with NSA surveillance signed by the US attorney general.

According to the NSA documents, work had begun on smoothly integrating Skype into Prism in November 2010, but it was not until 4 February 2011 that the company was served with a directive to comply signed by the attorney general.

They become a directive to the nation.

"They sent a directive to their C.E.O. to green Walmart.

26 Clinton Signs Sequoia Directive President Clinton signed a directive to increase federal protection of the ancient trees in California's Sierra Nevada.

Eleven demonstrators were arrested after they refused a directive to move to another spot.

New Straits Times, the paper Lat was working for in the 1970s, was published in English; its directive was to serve a multi-racial readership.

This technique, which uses "directive" or "pragma" statements to annotate source codes written in traditional high-level languages, is designed to permit a unified code base to serve multiple computational platforms.

In their public statements on Friday, federal officials did not draw a causal effect between the recent surge of young immigrants who had entered the country illegally and the initiative, instead emphasizing that the program was a byproduct of a congressional directive to the Justice Department last year to better serve children in immigration court.

To serve this objective, different assessment criteria were used: NEO PI-R, semi-directive interviews and subjective pain rating scales.