Sentence examples for cites a directive from inspiring English sources
It cites a directive from Mr. Bush to all ambassadors that warns them not to perform functions abroad that could just as easily be done from American shores.
Asked for the legal basis for the operation, Israeli officials cited a directive from the Israeli military commander in the area.
"He was a man of grand vision who wanted to resettle a much larger number of refugees from Germany" and elsewhere, the editors conclude, citing a directive from Washington in June 1938 indicating that officials should deal with "the problems of refugees from all countries".
He cited a telling directive from the Yankees' general manager.
China Digital Times cited a leaked directive from Beijing's Department of Propaganda that said "all media outlets, including central news organizations, must emphasize the power of human compassion over the elements".
Despite the family's explicit wishes, the hospital said they were legally obliged to keep Muñoz on life support, citing a Texas directive that states: "a person may not withdraw or withhold life-sustaining treatment" from a pregnant patient.
Kavanagh cites a chilling K.G.B. file from 1962 discussing methods to lessen Nureyev's "professional skills," including directives to "break one or both" of his legs.
Bercovici cites a "brochure" by one G.
The seven judges also dismissed a further challenge brought by local councils - led by the London Borough of Hillingdon - citing a second EU directive, the Environmental Impact Assessment Directive EIADD).
The directive cited a Feb. 1 ruling by a State Appellate Court in Rochester that Patricia Martinez, who works at Monroe Community College and who married her partner in Canada, could not be denied health benefits by the college because of New York's longstanding policy of recognizing marriages performed elsewhere, even if they are not explicitly allowed under New York law.
