Sentence examples for directed to issue from inspiring English sources

Pursuant to this court's Rule 45.2, the clerk is directed to issue the mandate in this case forthwith.

The inspector general would be directed to issue a report on the status of aviation security one year after the legislation was enacted.

They're also implicitly obliged to backstop $1 trillion, both in loans that "policy banks" were directed to issue, even when they made no economic sense, and nonperforming loans that the government removed from the books of state-owned commercial banks over the past decade.

It seems the IRS was directed to issue an exemption to existing tax rules that will allow Citigroup to avoid billions of dollars in normal federal liabilities.

In Africa, particularly, thought must be directed to issues such as fortification and expanding the nutritional benefits of certain legume and grains, and the methodology required to preserve and source local products and safeguard against food waste.

Public attention was directed to the issue of succession in the wake of the resignations of Governor Whitman and Governor McGreevey during so brief a period.

Since then, public attention was directed to the issue by NGOs monitoring elections through roundtables and advertising campaigns; according to GONG a NGO specializing in election monitoring although the register was improved, there is room for further improvement.

"They are going to be more specifically directed to those issues relating to drugs and gambling investigations and anything else that is impacting on the integrity of the game," Hallinan said.

Growing interest, space, and attention in the architecture sector are directed to environmental issues according to the principles of green building.

Negative comments were mostly directed to technical issues of accessing and using the site.

Those rules, however, only address emissions from new plants; Obama also directed EPA to issue draft rules for existing power plants, such as those on this list, by June 2014.