Sentence examples for its directive from inspiring English sources
The Obama administration finalized the regulations around the time it issued its directive to public schools regarding transgender students.
After the flooding during Hurricane Katrina in 2005, top brass with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers conceded it had failed in its directive to protect New Orleans from hurricane storm surge.
Bob Richard, deputy associate administrator for hazardous material safety with the Department of Transportation, said he was working to get the Chinese government to rethink its directive, considering the "serious impact" it would have on the fireworks industry and the "entire supply chain".
France has been locked in a standoff with the European Union's head office over its expulsion of some of Europe's poorest minorities, and the commission had given it until a deadline to comply with its directive on freedom of movement across the 27-nation union — or face legal action.
The administration says it will not boot service members who transitioned before the Pentagon issued its directive, though the government has also said it retains the right to eliminate that protection.
Until the White House resolves its stance on the Syrian leader it will be very hard for those tasked to apply its directive to degrade and destroy IS more effectively.
It just has to implement its directives.
Like most proposed federal legislation, the bill proved awkward in its directives, which is most likely why it never made it past the floor of the House of Representatives.
There are at least two such features necessary for authority-capacity: First, for something to be able to claim legitimate authority, it must be the case that its directives are identifiable as authoritative directives, without the necessity of relying on those same reasons which the authoritative directive replaces.
The panel cannot compel the city to follow its directives.
The Iranian government closely monitors the content, hiring journalists who will exclusively report following its directives.
