Sentence examples for of any directive from inspiring English sources

in compliance with all requirements of any directive that applies to manufacturing technology.

He said that a review of the classical music operations was under way, but that he was not aware of any directive to halt new recording abroad.

WASHINGTON -- The decision to crack down on medical pot establishments in the Golden State was a collective decision by four U.S. attorneys in California and not the result of any directive from Washington, according to a spokesman for California-based U.S. Attorney Andre Birotte Jr.

After it was announced that the crackdown on medical pot establishments in the Golden State was a collective decision by the four U.S. attorneys in California and not the result of any directive from Washington, spokeswoman Lauren Horwood emphasized that the administration never even green-lighted the ramped-up enforcement actions.

HuffPost reported on Sunday that the decision to initiate enforcement actions on medical pot establishments was a collective decision by four U.S. attorneys in California and not the result of any directive from Washington, according to a spokesman for California-based U.S. Attorney Andre Birotte Jr.

Moreover, the Central Intelligence Agency could give "a certain amount of passive-aggressive resistance" to any directive to restart any aggressive interrogation practices that could leave it exposed if political winds shift again, said Mark Lowenthal, who was its assistant director for analysis and production from 2002 to 2005.

"I am not aware of any directives to ban the video," he said.

"I'm incredibly wary of making any directive in the way people navigate their health," she adds later.

(6) The OF and the OF board of directors, including the Audit Committee, shall comply promptly with any directive of FHFA regarding the preparation, filing, amendment, or distribution of the combined Bank System annual or quarterly financial reports.

His department, Mr. LaHood said in a recent interview, had a new sense of purpose, independent of any specific directive from the White House.

The substantive content of any given directive matters greatly for whether a president has "accomplished more," or anything at all, as discussed further below.