Sentence examples for directives by from inspiring English sources

Clinton emphasised that progress, noting directives by Obama, and US rulings designating CO2 as a pollutant.

The authors justified the document's directives by citing Islamic texts and principles.

But then, Mr. Bock and his team began ranking those eight directives by importance.

State officials said there might be other venues for opening a season, including directives by Governor McGreevey, Commissioner Campbell or by passing a bill in the legislature.

Father Jordan said he was indignant that the two men had been detained, considering recent directives by Immigration and Customs Enforcement giving priority to the apprehension of criminals.

These include: clear directives by those in positions of authority within armed forces and groups to halt violations against children, meaning that children must not be recruited into the fighting, nor targeted.

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The proposal comes in response to a directive by Congress to start fining contractors at the plants for safety violations.

The administration told states they must comply with the directive by August of this year or else they face "corrective action".

Many towns have avoided the State Police directive by assigning special prosecutors who can offer deals to drivers who are given tickets by troopers.

A later directive by the supervisor of elections, Theresa LePore, a Democrat, telling precinct workers to help confused voters was prepared for all precincts on Election Day.