Sentence examples for further directive from inspiring English sources
In January, it issued a further directive on the issue.
Till your further directive, the ISPs are keeping the said 857 URLs disabled," the ISPAI said according to the Times of India.
It was following a further directive from headquarters on 21 January 1942 to keep his airfield "open", that Lerew, after discussion with his intelligence staff, sent the signal that made him famous: "Morituri vos salutamus".
This commission, whose salaries were provided by property confiscated by Armenians, produced the "Temporary Law of Expropriation and Confiscation ("Abandoned Properties" law) and published in the official register on 27 September 133 September according to the Islamic calendar) and passed a further directive for implementation of the law on 8 November.
Under the order that had filtered down to General Sanchez, military police were not to disclose the detainee's whereabouts to the Red Cross pending further directives.
After the 1998 fiasco, Clinton's further directives on bin Laden led to nothing, because, Clarke alleges, the C.I.A. was risk-averse, unable to carry out the mission.
Meanwhile, aviation regulators in America and Europe issued further directives aimed at preventing oil leaks in engines made by Rolls-Royce.Housing dipsThe number of previously owned homes sold in America was 2.2% lower in October than in September, and 25.9% lower than in October 2009, when first-time buyers rushed to take advantage of an expiring tax credit.
However, the management of heavy metal availability must be included by policy makers in further directives to better evaluate environmental risk.
Further directives issued in the spring and early summer reflected policies that had been outlined by Frank and Goebbels during the previous autumn.
Further directives regarding coding of diabetic complications have apparently led to a marked increase in hospitalizations for complications of diabetes.
"Europe has been in the lead of replacing animal experiments for decades," and although its implementation could go further, the directive has been an important part of raising standards, says Thomas Hartung, director of the Johns Hopkins University Center for Alternatives to Animal Testing in Baltimore, Maryland.
