Sentence examples for directive at the from inspiring English sources

Prime Directive, at the jazz club Smoke.

The slippage began with the disastrous abandonment last year of the soil framework directive, at the behest of agricultural lobbyists and the British government.

New Jersey agriculture officials had notified schools to set aside any Westland/Hallmark beef, under a directive at the end of last month from the federal Department of Agriculture.

Before 9/11, the prime directive at the NSA was that you don't spy on Americans without a warrant; to do so was against the law – and, in particular, was a criminal violation of Fisa.

Lawyers for the city failed to notify the plaintiffs that the police directive at the heart of the suit had been replaced, Judge Charles S. Haight Jr. of United States District Court in Manhattan wrote in a decision issued Wednesday.

This is why the Pentagon issued a directive at the start of Operation Iraqi Freedom forbidding news coverage of "deceased military personnel returning to or departing from" air bases.

Each mine is subject to countless environmental directives at the local, state and federal levels.

Representing a unitary transformation as an object makes it fairly simple to translate programming directives at the classical level into physical control instructions at the quantum level.

France and Germany would dearly love to downgrade the City's position and there are negotiations on directives at the moment which could have an impact on it.

(Remember the 1992 "single market" programme of directives?) At the time, many of the measures that were required to create a single market in financial services, together with more streamlined regulation, were put in place.

The father of the prominent leave campaigner Boris Johnson, Stanley Johnson, who helped write environment directives at the European commission, says: "I personally believe that our country's greatest resource – its nature – will be better protected and better preserved for future generations if we remain an active, full, partner within Europe".