Sentence examples for branch directive from inspiring English sources

On PPD-28 — an executive branch directive issued by US president Obama in January 2014, which was viewed favorably by EC officials because it imposed certain constraints on use of bulk collected comms data, and on the retention and dissemination of the comms of non-U.S.

In late June 2001, just weeks before Mr. Ostrowski was fired, Prudential did circulate a directive to its branch offices, laying out in detail the firm's policy on the marketing of Class A and B shares.

In October, Attorney General Jeff Sessions issued a directive telling executive branch agencies to accommodate religious liberty to the "greatest extent practicable and permitted by law".

In a statement to CyberScoop, Twitter pointed to the late 2017 Department of Homeland Security directive to eliminate Kaspersky software from Executive Branch systems due to the company's relationship with Russian intelligence.

Animals were housed with a same-sex buddy in spacious cages (150 × 75 × 185 cm) enriched with branches and toys, in compliance with the new EU directive 63/2010.

Obama's directive laid out the rationale for a policy of engagement with Cuba and directed executive branch agencies to work toward its implementation.

Responding to a state directive in 2000, the county stopped sending grass clippings, leaves, branches and brush to the incinerator since it was recyclable as compost.

The news raised hopes that Royal Bank of Scotland would also avoid a directive from Brussels to break up or sell large swathes of its coveted retail branch network.

Obama's directive that his Office of Science and Technology Policy draw up guidelines "to guarantee scientific integrity throughout the executive branch" is probably an overstatement, says Gottfried.

Following a directive from the Department of Homeland Security last week banning the use of Kaspersky Lab security software in the executive branch, the U.S. Senate has followed suit.

Karl Lagerfeld's directive?