Sentence examples for directive that they from inspiring English sources

The review found that some narcotics team officers were working in plain clothes, in violation of a directive that they wear jackets identifying them as the police, Mr. Kelly has said.

The New York Times reports today that Yahoo went to court in order to vehemently resist the NSA's directive that they join the Prism program, and joined only when the court compelled it to do so.

Valerie Amos, the top relief official at the United Nations, told the Security Council on Friday that combatants on both sides of the conflict had essentially ignored the Council's Oct. 2 directive that they must give humanitarian workers access to all areas in need.

Last week two bloggers, Steven Frischling and Chris Elliot, were visited by TSA agents and threatened with jail time if they did not reveal their source of the TSA Travel Directive that they each published shortly after the attempted terrorist attack on Christmas day.

Catholic schools and hospitals should be allowed not to accept government directives that they maintain conflict with their principles.

As I've written in this blog before, everyone needs to prepare an advance health care directive that describes the limits they want placed on treatments at the end of life.

The Working Time directive which is the one they most refer to is a directive that has been in the EU since 1990.

A federal judge found them in contempt and ordered that they be imprisoned for up to eighteen months, a directive that has since been upheld twice.

Particularly significant is the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive (UCPD), an EU directive that has UK implementations.

The Ford directive that barred driving tests of rollovers by tire suppliers was quite explicit.

It also established a global nutrition directive that encouraged healthy eating and physical fitness.