Sentence examples for directive to take from inspiring English sources

She testified that the directive to take down anonymous shopping came from Chao "and members of his team".

6.07pm BST Campbell is asked again about the directive to take down anonymous shopping: I believe it was Henry Chao and members of his team..

His directive to take the time you need came to stand for a more general spirit of tolerance and trust toward his writers.

"Like if you're making a movie for women, you have to be very careful because they're not going to know the difference between fiction and a directive to take action.

In another indication of how contentious the issue has become, a man was escorted by police out of the meeting after interrupting another speaker and ignoring directives to take a seat.

Good adherence might have been a result of patients acting in the accordance to the directives to take INH daily.

Its derivatives rules will be shaped by the review of its financial-markets directive, expected to take more than two years.

A department directive, expected to take effect next week, resolves the conflict in veterans facilities between federal law, which outlaws marijuana, and the 14 states that allow medicinal use of the drug, effectively deferring to the states.

On an unrelated matter, the Sun may claim that "red-faced women will have to hand in their clapped-out sex toys under a new E.U. law" (how does one actually clap them out?), but if that is one side effect of the Waste Electronic and Electrical Equipment directive, due to take effect on August 13th, so be it.

Cardiff caretaker Scott Young: "Our directive was to take charge of the team today and I'm sure we will be having a conversation with the chairman and the owner pretty soon.

But UK security services say they do not use or condone torture and the government is publishing the guidance to the UK security services, including a directive not to take any action which they know or believe could lead to torture by operatives from abroad.