Sentence examples for directive to not from inspiring English sources

An F.A.A. directive to not negotiate with hijackers and ensure that cockpit doors would remain locked, from the inside, throughout all flights would have prevented 9/11.

The next day, the stations were still off the air as the government announced that it was beginning investigations into why its previous directive to not cover the event had been ignored and said that the stations would remain shut down until the investigations were completed.

But then, wouldn't it also be programmed with a directive to not let customers use it?

The fine print of conversion to a hot literal faith included a directive to not to trust facts (the way those liberals did) but to look for special information which was visible only to the faithful.

Your rapporteur suggests seizing the opportunity of the amendment of the packaging directive to not only address prevention in a quantitative manner but also in a qualitative manner.

Having an advanced directive to "do not hospitalize" at the time of admission did not always preclude hospitalization.

"Our prime directive is to not cause harmful interference to the TV broadcasters," says Carl Stevenson, the chair of the IEEE group putting together the standard.

Every inmate has the right to decline both food and medical care, and he can issue a directive to a doctor not to force-feed him even if he later becomes delirious from starvation.

He issued a directive to his campaign not to overtly declare victory at a rally on Tuesday in Iowa, a sentiment he telegraphed in Montana on Monday where he appealed for support in the state's June 3 primary.

Like other Democrats, Klobuchar decried his actions to limit opportunities for the public to comment on Interior's policy decisions and his directive to agency employees to not factor climate and environmental effects into guidance.

"They can function as a directive to civil service appointees to not comply with congressional directives," Agrast said.