Sentence examples for directive was sent from inspiring English sources

The Department of Homeland Security did not order its investigation until Friday, two days after the e-mail directive was sent.

Mindful of its tone, a directive was sent from the campaign's headquarters in Boston telling aides and advisers not to openly urge the other Republican candidates to get out of the race.

The secret "national human intelligence collection directive" was sent to US missions at the UN in New York, Vienna and Rome; 33 embassies and consulates, including those in London, Paris and Moscow.

Although a detailed directive was sent to all the state governments on establishment of Rape Crisis Centres (RCCs) and specialised Sexual Assault Treatment Units (SATUs) in 2009, no such units have been set up in the states even now, except in New Delhi (13).

The China Digital Times reported last week that the directive, which was sent out to journalists and editors in China, was leaked online and verified by them: Central Propaganda Department: The media may not independently analyze or comment on the lost Malaysia Airlinesflight.

A new directive outlining these steps was sent on Monday from F.B.I. headquarters to the bureau's 56 field offices.

Another friend, visiting Sweden, was sent off with the ornament directive; it was unclear whether she felt compelled to sign on.

Guardian Australia understands the letter was sent on the school's own initiative, and not in response to a federal or state government directive.

A written questionnaire with structured questions was sent to the cohort of participants with one or more of the most common standard advance directives in the Netherlands provided by the Right to Die-NL and the Dutch Patient Association.

To implement these objectives, the president's office generates actuating signals, or directives, that are sent to each cabinet secretary.

The measures include a directive that all complaints be sent to an officer at the level of a colonel or Navy captain; making sure that there is a record of disciplinary proceedings that is not hidden away; attempts at prevention, with early training, and responsiveness, with hotlines and a dedicated officer; and holding commanders accountable.