Sentence examples for issuing a directive from inspiring English sources

In producing such a text, an institution is to be understood as issuing a directive addressed to certain subjects and meant to direct the subjects' action.

Ms. Brunner is considering issuing a directive to all counties to undertake routine audits of elections.

He testified that in saying the judges were worthy of death, he was expressing a critical opinion, not issuing a directive.

By issuing a directive, Mr. Obama was also pulling the topic of political change out of regular meetings on diplomatic, commercial or military relations with Arab states.

People who attended this week's meeting say that he may now consider issuing a directive if he finds the economic arguments persuasive.

This week the Communist Party Central Committee's Spiritual Civilization Office gave its imprimatur to the war against spit, issuing a "Directive on Launching Activities to Transform Vile Habits".

§ 3.602 Notice of intent to issue a directive.

Before the 2008 presidential election, she issued a directive outlining voters' rights.

In 2004 Mr Li had issued a directive to strengthen measures to control population.

Under public pressure, the head of the judiciary issued a directive this week banning detention without trial.

The European Commission is expected to issue a directive on harmonising mediation this autumn.