Sentence examples for emergency directive from inspiring English sources

British officials, knowing that the bombers were likely trying to escape the country, issued an emergency directive: "Close England".

Unlike in the BSE crisis, when all British beef exports were banned immediately, the emergency directive limits the export ban to products from the affected farms.

Another avenue of interest to investigators may be a special emergency directive to operators of A330 and A340 models issued by European safety authorities this year.

On 14 December 2014, the European Aviation Safety Agency also sent out an emergency directive for overriding the "undue activation of Alpha Protection" for Airbus planes.

The F.A.A.'s emergency directive, issued Wednesday night, initially applies to United Airlines, the only American carrier using the new plane so far, with six 787s.

That emergency directive, enacted after a failed Dec. 25 bombing plot, has been replaced with a new set of intelligence-based protocols that law enforcement officials consider more effective.

He alerts General Grant and calls him back to Washington, issues emergency directives to police and military authorities, orders the National Detective Police to initiate a manhunt for the as-yet-unknown assassin and notifies Vice President Johnson that the president is dying".

The F.A.A.'s emergency airworthiness directive, issued on Jan . 16 did not specify how long the 787 would be prohibited from flying.

Much has already been made of the fact that the sensors fitted to this type of Airbus were covered by a wider Emergency Airworthiness Directive issued in December by the European Aviation Safety Agency EASAA).

But in the case of the 787, the government's order, called an emergency airworthiness directive, required that Boeing demonstrate that the batteries were safe but did not specify how.

The European Aviation Safety Agency earlier this month issued an emergency airworthiness directive for planes in the Airbus A320 family after an incident when computers on an A321 tried, needlessly, to prevent a stall at the top of a climb by automatically pushing the nose downwards, after sensors iced up.