Sentence examples for directives without from inspiring English sources

Seldom do employees accept top-down directives without question.

DR. MERKEL: Did Himmler frequently issue such directives without first telling the Police?

Earlier this year, however, Robinson issued a series of directives without consulting experts, certifiers or the board.

The authors first demonstrate that such clauses function as complete directives without any main clauses, and that recipients treat them as such, responding to the directive as soon as the insubordinate clause is produced.

And in "The Next Attack" Daniel Benjamin and Steven Simon wrote that planning efforts for the war were often not coordinated, that many officials were working out of channels, "issuing directives without ever having their plans scrubbed in the kind of tedious, iterative process that the government typically uses to make sure it is ready for any contingency".

There are at least two such features necessary for authority-capacity: First, for something to be able to claim legitimate authority, it must be the case that its directives are identifiable as authoritative directives, without the necessity of relying on those same reasons which the authoritative directive replaces.

The original case was directed against the UK Secretary of State for Transport "for judicial review in relation to the implementation" of the Directive, without further elaboration.

Katznelson leaves us with an unassailable directive: "Without attention to this history today, it is hard to know how to proceed".

The executive order was voided last June by the New York State Court of Appeals, which ruled that the Mayor had no authority to issue such a directive without a legislative act.

If the UK were in an extended Brexit transition period, the British government would be obliged to implement the directive without any say, despite serious reservations in parliament.

They may make a bad deal just to be able to say they've made the deal, or issue a directive without thinking through the ramifications just to say they've handled a problem decisively.