Sentence examples for directing subordinates from inspiring English sources

They included ordering federal agencies to share more information with the background-check system; nominating a director of the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives; and directing subordinates to "launch a national dialogue" on mental health issues.

In the next two months, using only a phone in a common room, federal prosecutors said yesterday, Mr. Monas made almost daily calls to two investment firms he owned, directing subordinates -- who apparently did not know that he was in prison -- to promote sales of securities in three initial public offerings that were widely regarded as hot investments.

A 1996 memo from the Iraqi Intelligence Service directing subordinates to "insure" there were not items related to prohibited weapons at their sites was the result of the earlier defection of Hussein's two sons-in-law, who told U.N. inspectors and U.S. intelligence personnel that chemical, biological and nuclear weapons had all been destroyed.

Inspector Ranbir Singh of the New Delhi police was holed up one recent afternoon in a small office near the metal detector, busily taking telephone calls and directing subordinates.

The Karlovac Operational Zone did not assist the 137th Infantry Brigade, instead directing subordinated units to lift JNA sieges of Slunj and Saborsko and securing the Karlovac Slunj road.

He insisted that he had always directed subordinates to take action on such requests purely on their merits.

He acknowledged that the information has been valuable, but directed subordinates to develop new protections for the information collected on U.S. persons.

Mr. Fuld is described in the examiner's report as denying having knowledge of the Repo 105 transactions, and there is no evidence that he directed subordinates to make use of that aggressive accounting.

Baca agreed not to contest other allegations leveled by federal prosecutors, including that he directed subordinates to approach the agent, stating that they should "do everything but put handcuffs" on her, the agreement said.

Former chief Atesiano pleaded guilty Sept. 14 to conspiring to deprive people of civil rights while admitting that he directed subordinate officers to make knowingly false arrests to clear unsolved burglaries.

Darrel Short, Matthew Meadows and Rebecca White will direct and guide subordinates, train sworn and civilian department employees and coordinate public outreach campaigns.