Sentence examples for issuing directions from inspiring English sources

When a Camfed representative enters a community, villagers expect the person to start issuing directions.

The explorer leads from the front not by issuing directions, but by asking strategically purposeful questions.

He plowed through the shoot, remaining cool and issuing directions in a calm voice, and in short order he hustled his cast and crew to another location in Brooklyn.

Seth Mydans (NYT) JAPAN: SELF-CRITICISM ON NUCLEAR ACCIDENT -- The government released a report criticizing its reaction to the nation's worst-ever nuclear accident last year, saying it was too slow in gathering and disseminating information to local governments, ministries and agencies, and in issuing directions.

That sounds a lot like central government issuing directions to teachers it does not quite trust to do the right thing.

This article also criticized the medical authorities for not issuing directions and for not taking any palliative and prophylactic measures despite the fact that "whole families stay in bed" or "big factories are forced to stop work".

The panel will then issue directions with respect to the holding of a hearing.

Where appropriate, ILGA can issue directions and undertake disciplinary action," a spokesman said.

Where organisations consistently fail, ministers will be able to issue directions to them - which will be enforceable by court order.

If they consistently ignore it, ministers will be able to issue directions to them, which will be enforceable by a court order.

Ministers will have powers to issue directions, enforceable by a court order, to organisations that repeatedly invite extremist speakers or fail in their duty in other ways.