Sentence examples for given directives to from inspiring English sources

After the cabinet meeting, Information Minister Jerry Gana said, "The president has given directives to the chief of army staff and defense chiefs to have a military presence in strategic places" to prevent reprisals.

Brown told HuffPost that members were given directives to make these programs work with no money for resources.

"If that happens it's effectively having Communist party leaders give directives to Hong Kong judges on how to rule".

In addition, Jmol SMILES includes an optional prefix, set off by matching forward slash characters, that gives directives to a processor that specify how the SMILES string is to be interpreted (see below).

The access point for DATFAP is the front page where the user gives directives to the search engine via input to four text boxes.

The first group, 'policy agenda directors', includes high level politicians such as heads of state who gave directives to either set the maternal fee exemption agenda or modify a previously existing policy.

Such 'achievement disease' is sometimes so institutionalised that community health staff can be given directives from higher levels to tamper the reports.

Perhaps because of the Japanese unease, the Chinese workers were given directives apparently aimed at curbing their movements, even before they arrived.

Once the government (central or local) identifies a portion of the city in need of repair, it can go on to give directives and lead revitalisation plans to bring back sanity in such rundown areas.

Haldane said: "For the FPC not to have been given directive powers over this instrument is a significant structural flaw in the current macro-prudential regime".

Let us suppose that this is evidently reasonably successful but that it really does require the cooperation of (nearly) everyone to whom the airline attendant chooses to give directives.