Sentence examples for directing employees from inspiring English sources

Law enforcement officials say he also systematically evaded campaign donation limits by directing employees, friends and relatives to donate the maximum individual contribution to politicians, then reimbursing them.

I asked Lessig what is to stop a corporation or a union from gaming the system by directing employees or members to make small donations.

Ms. Seifert was convicted of directing employees to bill the White House Office of National Drug Policy for work never done.

In the U.S. many retailers have clear and strong rules directing employees to call police rather than confront shoplifters, because of the danger of serious violence.

Are any of these employers obtaining cash or anything else of value from these for-profit college companies for directing employees to such overpriced schools?

Beginning in April, the man robbed a bank about once a month at various locations around San Francisco, usually taking over the register at gunpoint and directing employees and customers to the vault area, where he would nab a large stack of cash.

Employers need to play a much more active role in directing employee care, negotiating with providers for discounts and access.

The Justice Department has directed employees to clear any contacts with Congress with its Congressional liaison office.

In summer 2007, managers directed employees to "err on the low side" of Libor submissions, according to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.

One handout distributed by management bluntly directed employees not to mention reports of abuse in daily progress notes kept on residents.

After the agency sent a warning letter to Forest, the company directed employees to work until 1 a.m. to continue shipping as much Levothroid as possible, according to the criminal complaint.