Sentence examples for no direct order from inspiring English sources

Once more, there was no direct order to do so – even from his new employers.

TV presenter and opposition figure @xenia_sobchak wrote: "Even if there was no direct order to get rid of him, the hatred in society could have provoked the bastards".

Even if there's no direct order to not talk, most staffers and MPs told me they always have the impression they couldn't go public without risking getting fired.

And if there was no direct order from the ISIS command, there is prima facie in Europe, a shadow Al Qaeda-like structure taking shape: the attacks in Paris were well-planned, prepared and executed.

Marshall's appeal made the case that no direct order was given to all 50 of the defendants to load munitions and that even if orders had been given to certain individuals, disobeying the orders could not constitute mutiny.

Although no direct order from Hitler authorising the mass killings has surfaced, his public speeches, orders to his generals, and the diaries of Nazi officials demonstrate that he conceived and authorised the extermination of European Jewry.

With no direct orders from the Emperor and his commander, Marshal Bessières, out of action, Walther opted not to move, while Nansouty did send his men forward but, having been positioned too far back, he arrived only after the enemy guns had moved away.

"You can't say no to a direct order," Detective Gonzalez said.

Of course not; she was not a government official, and had no power to direct, order or command.

It also says that no officer may "direct, order or require a chaplain to perform any duty" that contradicts his "conscience, moral principles or religious beliefs".

There was never a direct order or directive that you have to do this.