Sentence examples for directives for its from inspiring English sources

But several subway workers said that it was only after Sept. 11, 2001, when the city issued strong security directives for its own employees, that the workers became fully aware of the way subcontractors were supervised.

In documents presenting central directives for conservation policies it is stated that local traditions should be taken into consideration.

People get so afraid of writing truly specific and direct desires in their Advance Directives for Healthcare.

Mark Davis, who was elected president of the Roosevelt school board on Tuesday, said the board had begun to formulate plans to achieve the commissioner's goals, including his directive to hire chairmen for its math and English departments.

Signing the Declaration will help UICC in its effort to motivate global leaders to set realistic and achievable directives for preventing cancer during the United Nations Summit for Non-Communicable Diseases.

Mr. Wright may not be issuing directives for much longer.

They included directives for notifying the Justice Department about unauthorized crimes committed by informants.

Fewer than 30 percent of Americans have signed advance directives for health care.

Some provincial officials chafe at central directives, for example, while ministries openly undercut each other.

American Indian boarding school curricula included directives for merciful animal stewardship.

Congress's budgetary directives for the F.B.I. and D.E.A. total less than a score each.