Sentence examples for directions given to from inspiring English sources

The Directive Principles of State Policy, embodied in Part IV of the Constitution, are directions given to the State to guide the establishment of an economic and social democracy, as proposed by the Preamble.

Some of the New Jersey rules expand on the directions given to New York's officers.

But he made it clear that the corporation responded to directions given to it by the government, its only shareholder.

"Equally, the case of Kasim Davey shows that jurors must follow the directions given to them by the trial judge not to discuss the case outside the jury room, including discussions and posts on the internet".

"Equally, the case of Kasim Davey shows that jurors must follow the directions given to them by the trial judge not to discuss the case outside the jury room, including discussions and posts on the internet".

This week's study revealing that two-thirds of jurors do not understand the directions given to them by judges might well explain the temptation, in the face of a wholly unusual and imposing legal environment, to look up the answers, rather than put up a hand and ask for more help.

Inspections and telephone surveys aim to give a powerful snapshot of how well these particular schools are doing in Suffolk and a strong indication of the quality of external support and direction given to the schools by the local authority.

The direction given to the actors was also mostly instinctual.

There was no specific direction given to shape their work; Kalish wanted them all to feel free to explore whatever inspired them.

This faculty of imitation may be cultivated to a very great extent, and a practical direction given to the results obtained.

The one direction given to me by Vincent Vigil, director of USC's LGBT Resource Center, was to offer the graduates a message of empowerment.