Sentence examples for directing ice from inspiring English sources

Shortly after he took office, the new president issued an executive order directing ICE to pursue deportations "to the maximum extent permitted by law" instead of prioritizing the most serious criminals, which had been the policy for several years under Barack Obama.

Wallace Shawn will direct Ice Cream, a black comedy of Anglo-American relationships.

Toward the end of the week, Dostum's soldiers directed ice cold water through the ducts to flood the basement.

DHS directed ICE to hire 10,000 additional people to get the job done, according to one of the memos. .

In November 2014, Secretary Johnson directed ICE to end the Secure Communities program, and replace it with the new Priority Enforcement Program (PEP), a transition that is underway now.

While former President Barack Obama directed ICE to focus primarily on immigrants convicted of violent crimes, Trump has loosened that restriction substantially.

"In an effort to make clear the definition of the phrase 'family relationships,' I have directed ICE to disseminate written guidance to the field that the interpretation of the phrase 'family relationships' includes long-term, same-sex partners," she wrote in the letter.

Longitudinal micropores were created via directed ice crystal growth across the collagen material induced by constitutional supercooling with appropriate freezing parameters (see also [ 3]).

This work is instrumental in the design and development of optical direct ice detection sensors for aerospace applications.

Therefore, direct ice interaction cannot be ruled out, but there is building evidence that many (macro molecules can inhibit ice growth without ice binding by disruption of the quasi-liquid layer/eutectic phase interface.

It has been well documented that apoptosis is an important mechanism of cell death when temperature does not fall low enough to kill cells through direct ice rupture or necrosis (Gage and Baust, 1998; Baust et al, 2004).