Sentence examples for directive to turn from inspiring English sources
But the financial crisis has led to wholesale regulation that Britain struggles to resist.The bonus cap was not part of the European Commission's proposed directive to turn international standards on bank capital, known as Basel III, into law.
Judge Roberts' directive to turn over the Giuliani memo, which the federal government must comply with by next Friday, could give the plaintiffs more insight into what exactly motivated the ban.
The directive to turn over what has been dubbed the Giuliani memo came amid a document dispute between the Michigan plaintiffs and the Trump administration, which has urged courts time and again not to consider anything the president or his associates may have said before the travel ban was issued.
As F.B.I. director, Mr. Freeh is accountable, Mr. Shelby said, but he added that other bureau officials who failed to respond to repeated internal directives to turn over the documents "ought to be brought to task".
Hammond persevered through all of this, but at last his peremptory directives started to turn even some of his supporters against him, especially when he revised the approved medication table in 1863, removing two drugs that were very popular with surgeons in the field.
Turning to the EU's environmental record may also be a partial response to attempts by the leave camp to turn green directives from Brussels into a referendum issue.
Its presentation of the dossier we are debating today – on driving times and drivers' rest periods and the associated directive on the monitoring of compliance with the conditions imposed by the first directive – did, of course, offer a good opportunity to turn good intentions into practical policies.
I am in full compliance with the orders and directives of Your Highness and I promise to turn the page on this matter and not to raise it again," Sheikh Ahmed said in his apology.
Chou says the directive to disclose information about how often Google was being asked to turn info over to governments came directly from the executive team.
Backtracking on an earlier directive, Chicago State University is now telling employees that they don't need to turn in their keys ahead of expected widespread layoffs.
