Sentence examples for letter of direction from inspiring English sources
"At the very least, Sir Peter Housden, Scotland's permanent secretary, should have required a letter of direction".
Take universal credit – the civil service must have thought this monstrosity could be delivered because the work and pensions permanent secretary never asked for a "letter of direction" from Iain Duncan Smith, which is standard practice when a top official is being asked to do something she or he knows will waste public money.
The ABS has now issued 239 notice of direction letters advising the ABS is taking legal action against a respondent for failing to submit a completed form.
They all signed a letter asking for a change of direction on three issues - they want more rights for trade union members in the workplace, an alternative to austerity and cuts and the gradual renationalisation of the railways.
Moreover, they were chosen to provide different difficulty levels defined by the number of "brutal change" of direction (>45°) in the shape (letter 1: one 90° change; letter 2: one 180° change; letter 3: three changes; letter 4: four changes).
The Olympic Committee's letter reproaching China represents a sharp change of direction.
While some other fund letters are always in the market regardless of direction, when the market declines I try to move to safe harbors cash.
The invention of the Armenian alphabet is traditionally credited to the monk St. Mesrop Mashtots, who in ad 405 created an alphabet consisting of 36 signs (two were added later) based partly on Greek letters; the direction of writing (left to right) also followed the Greek model.
The cube numbered "one" now works as the first letter of three answers - in three directions!
A Sudden Change of Direction.
