Sentence examples for directly ordering from inspiring English sources

But he was cleared of directly ordering atrocities carried out by Sierra Leonean rebels.

Instead of directly ordering the suspension of the targeted lawyers and law firms, the authorities instructed the government-controlled Bar Association to refuse to renew their licenses.

New evidence has emerged claiming that members of Bashar al-Assad's family and inner circle are directly ordering the commission of crimes against humanity in Syria.

Unlike other states linked to terrorism -- Libya and Iran, for example -- Iraq did not make a habit of directly ordering terror beyond its borders.

However, Moore, who was once removed from judicial office for refusing to follow a federal judge's order to remove a Ten Commandment's monument from the state judicial building, stopped short of directly ordering judges to refuse the licenses.

Asked if foreign leaders, such as Bush's ally, Tony Blair, were also vulnerable to prosecution, Brody said there was a difference between political responsibility and criminal liability for directly ordering abuses.

4. (C) XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX the President directly ordered SLP senior officers to refrain from arresting Kemoh Sesay.

The F.B.I. director added that President Trump had not directly ordered them to take measures to prevent meddling in the midterms.

But her affect of blankness, which Arbus no doubt desired, if not directly ordered, seems not quite strange and portentous enough, as it does with Marcella.

Adams rejected allegations aired on BBC television on Tuesday night that he directly ordered the killing of Denis Donaldson at his remote cottage in the Irish Republic a decade ago.

Mr. Mullet's lawyer, Edward G. Bryan, had argued that his client had not directly ordered the attacks and asked for a short sentence.