Sentence examples for directing staff from inspiring English sources

It has also developed a risk assessment tool that should create some consistency and fairness in decisions to detain and perhaps most significantly the administration has issued a series of memos and directives on prosecutorial discretion allowing and even directing staff in the field to use discretion in enforcing immigration laws and using government resources.

Less hesitant about directing staff members, whether butlers or highest-level advisers.

(Directing staff, or DS, is how the instructors are addressed; they prefer this to Sadistic Inquisitors or Total Bastards).

Referring to Cpl Dunsby, Mr Gilbert said: "At 4.10pm, he was noted as not making any progress, but at 4.52pm he was actually found by directing staff".

A state appeals court ordered a new trial for a former Wisconsin Assembly speaker convicted of directing staff members to conduct campaign work on state time.

Charities launched appeals and began directing staff and supplies to Haiti as the charity umbrella group the Disasters Emergency Committee met to assess the situation.

He also directs staff to "a dedicated whistleblowing hotline", although no phone number is provided.

Obama recently directed staff at the White House to look into potential executive actions, such as expanding background checks.

Later, he did it at Young & Rubicam Advertising Worldwide, where he was briefly president and where he again, directed staff cuts.

After Mr. Rubin directed staff members to contact the Social Services Department, Ms. Atherton was registered in the system and directed to a shelter in Valhalla.

The chief of staff of the private office may also be a special adviser, but they will not have powers to direct staff to behave politically.