Sentence examples for directive to stop from inspiring English sources

And in this instance you had an individual, armed, who was not complying with a directive to stop and drop the gun".

"Member states will be able to pass national laws, and there is nothing here in this E.U. data protection directive to stop them".

And he opposed both the Dream Act, which would have provided a path to citizenship for immigrants brought here illegally as young children, and President Obama's directive to stop deporting such "Dreamers".

In response to a query from a reporter, a spokesman for Glenmark Pharmaceuticals in Mumbai, India, the parent company of Glenmark Generics, sent a statement saying that the company intended to comply with the agency's directive to stop making the unapproved drugs.

The Andersen lawyers did not send a clear directive to stop destroying documents until after it received its own subpoena on Nov. 8.

The directive to "stop spoiling the country's image," may be unspoken but is clear, said another journalist who was removed from the Sochi beat after her critical stories.

The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEEE) Directive aims to stop hazardous electricals such as cathode ray tubes, which contain lead, reaching landfill.

Taken as a whole, her approach has been Kafkaesque: she has tried time and again to direct the counties to stop counting -- and then, once these directives have been set aside by the courts, she has sought to reject these votes because of the counties failure in obedience to her directives to complete the counts on a timely basis.

However, in recent times the Ghana Police Service have had to issue several directives in the media to stop this practice as several PSCs and other organizations have flouted this regulation.12.

The intervention by the EBU came as staff occupying the ERT building in Athens called on the government to delay any decision to send in the police and to withdraw its directive ordering private media stations to stop broadcasting the renegade ERT programmes.

Julius Malema, leader of the ANC Youth League, held a news conference in which he sang about beating up white farmers, defying a new directive from his own party to stop singing racially polarizing songs.