Sentence examples for directives going from inspiring English sources

Revealed in classified State Department cables, the directives, going back to 2008, appear to blur the traditional boundaries between statesmen and spies.

She points out that she had advance-end-of-life directives going into combat, and that any worksheet that vets can use to help them make decisions is okay by her.

"But rather than act on that, the [federal government's] directives go in exactly the opposite direction".

Should adjustments be needed, her directives go out instantly to plant officials, via telephone and e-mail.

"Seen but not heard" is perhaps a little strong as juvenile directives go, and it's a teenage prerogative to assume anyone over 20 is the lamest thing since, like, the old version of Twitter.

If the nature directives go down, while TTIP and the fiscal waterboarding of countries like Greece proceed, it will not be obvious what continued membership has to offer us.

Frank's and Mikulski's directives go beyond the existing rule.

But Mr. Dombeck's directive went well beyond that earlier directive.

The new directive went into effect on 1 February.

The directive went on, "They shall be given priority comparable to combat operations".

Two months ago, a directive went out to all towns to build district markets.