Sentence examples for directive issues from inspiring English sources

Under an "airworthiness directive" issues by the European Aviation Safety Agency in the aftermath of the explosion, the Trent 900s must be reviewed every 20 flying cycles.

The Economist has seen a directive issued by a provincial propaganda bureau.

An internal party directive issued in April spelled out these accusations.

This was the theme of a directive issued by GHQ to the Japanese government in October 1945.

That presidential directive, issued last August, goes into effect at the end of February.

The society said Father Nugent "has respected in good faith" the directive issued last year.

— many apparently responding to a directive issued online earlier this month at notyourbusiness.hacklab.dk.hacklab.dk

His tactical directive, issued on July 2, limits operations against residential compounds that are likely to produce civilian casualties.

Contractors have immunity from prosecution under Iraqi law because of a directive issued by American occupation authorities in 2004.

According to a directive issued by the Central Propaganda Department last month, Chinese newspapers and Web sites were "forbidden to carry negative news, analysis or commentary" about the earthquake.

An EU directive issued two years ago, intended to prevent monopolies in airport services, was watered down by member states to the point where it will achieve virtually nothing.