Sentence examples similar to mail directive from inspiring English sources

The Department of Homeland Security did not order its investigation until Friday, two days after the e-mail directive was sent.

Some hopeful pols send out e-mails directives ordering staff members to get on click-and-reload duty.

As an F.D.A. spokeswoman later explained in an e-mail, the directive did not reflect a change of policy; it was intended as an acknowledgment that "there are often few or no other treatment options for these patients".

But its e-mails "contained no directive or order" that OHRP take a specific position.

Nuri receives what he hopes are symbolic gifts from his stepmother by mail: exotic pyjamas, a directive to read Wuthering Heights.

The Postal Service issued a nationwide directive that on March 15, all old certified mail forms were to be destroyed and only new ones -- with scannable bar codes -- were to be used.

Getting umpires to call the rule book strike zone has bedeviled baseball officials for years -- if only to hasten the pace of the game -- but the issue exploded because of a recent e-mail message that contained a directive from Sandy Alderson, baseball's executive vice president, to umpires that they "hunt for strikes" to reduce pitch counts -- a stance that baseball retreated from yesterday.

In 2002, an E.U. directive actually outlawed e-mail spam.

Last July, the European Union passed a directive banning mass e-mails unless the recipient has "opted-in" to the sender's list.

Len Lipson, a retired television commercial producer who lives in Manhattan, has two prime postal directives: "After opening my mail, I wash my hands," he said.

On March 30th, two days after he became the head of O.R.R., Lloyd sent an e-mail to his staff with an explicit directive.