Sentence examples similar to deliver a directive from inspiring English sources

In his familiar, sonorous baritone, Mr. Moore delivered a directive that seemed both campy and dated, urging the crowd to "lead a good clean life, eat your vegetables and don't forget to brush your teeth," although many who had gathered were closer to dentures than dating.

A few minutes earlier, a senior Romney aide had delivered an unexpected directive, according to several people involved in the call.

A five-foot-tall dynamo who leaves colleagues half her age struggling to keep up Mary Baldwin, Lincoln's director of nursing, says she knows her boss is coming to deliver another directive when she hears quick footsteps in the hallway Schmidt combines her vision for the community and her relentless will with a touch of guilt to remind local officials of their moral obligation to care for the poor.

Spartz delivered a toast.

He delivered a rousing speech.

Sterling delivered a commanding performance.

He delivered a good performance.

And Allardyce, who turns 60 on Sunday, has started to deliver on that directive, with his side brushing Burnley aside with a clinical second-half display.

In pursuance of this function he held daily press conferences to deliver the directives of the Propaganda Ministry to these papers.

Further: Ailes is cutting a diminished presence around Fox News, delivering fewer directives and perhaps even neglecting core duties.

Although the tragic event which left six dead and many others wounded was not the result of a directive to kill Democrats delivered over cable news, it brought forth the notion that next time it might be.