Sentence examples for formal directive from inspiring English sources

The Financial Services Authority and the Association of British Insurers have suggested that insurers temporarily cease the practice, although neither body has drafted a formal directive.

In any organization, rules get bent, procedures are modified to accommodate the task at hand, and nonstandard routines are adopted, often without any formal directive from the organization's leadership.

A1 Agency Acted Alone After 9/11 The National Security Agency acted on its own authority, without a formal directive from President Bush, to expand its domestic surveillance operations in the weeks after the Sept. 11 attacks, according to declassified documents.

The idea of creating an infrastructure to support Islamic banking in Ethiopia has gained more support in recent years though, and in 2008, a proclamation by the National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE), Ethiopia's financial regulator, introduced interest-free banking in Ethiopia, and then in 2011, issued formal directives on Islamic-compliant finance.

Neither the conscience of the Ottomans nor the law can allow it.. Formal directives were made to have much of the properties and businesses confiscated from the Armenians to be transferred into the hands of Muslims.

It is understood the CEFC never officially received a formal ministerial directive on wind investment before the leadership change.

It includes a narrow review by a district court to determine whether the companies being sued received formal requests or directives from the administration to take part in the program.

Participants were asked to describe formal or organized directives, means of communication, or quality improvement tools or initiatives that either directly or indirectly supported changes to LN staging practice.

Five of the documents (i.e. CANADA CHPCA II, CANADA CNA, USA AAHPM II, USA AMA, USA NHPCO IV) provide indications on advanced directives, formal living will, the designation of proxy decision-makers, which are considered as a means to collect and honour the patient's choices.

Even in Britain, which has to implement an EU directive banning formal retirement ages by the end of 2006, employers argue that older workers will suffer, because getting rid of them will become more brutal.

Ms Schiavo did not have a formal, written, executed advance directive.