Sentence examples for official directives from inspiring English sources

One of Mr Putin's many pre-election promises, now turned into official directives, was to keep the pension age intact.

Henceforth, literature was to be governed by a series of official directives regarding details of style and content in order to ensure that each work offered a "truthful" depiction "of reality in its revolutionary development".

By then, reports had emerged of a compromise: the staff would return in exchange for a promise by censors not to demand changes to stories (the press are normally controlled in China by self-censorship and official directives that are issued to the media generally).

Starting earlier this year, Web police units directed the companies, which included joint ventures involving American corporations, to buy and install hardware to log the traffic of hundreds or thousands of computers, block selected Web sites, and connect with local police servers, according to industry executives and official directives obtained by The New York Times.

The Ministry of Health, Ministry of Education & Training, and Ministry of Transport also issued official directives for the implementation of a smoke-free policy.

Also, as the interventions were adopted as legislations by organizations and provincial and city administrations, the project managers were requested to collect all the related official directives issued by stake-holding organizations and present them to the evaluation committee.

This official directive has no subject matter, medium, style or quantity attached.

Lorenzana said there had been no official directive to scrap a two-year-old Enhanced Defence Cooperation Agreement.

The captain, John Klusmire, was jailed Saturday after a judge advanced initial charges of endangering the vessel's passengers, a felony, and disobeying an official directive.

In 1973, an official directive halted the construction of such housing clusters, deploring their "homogeneity" and "monotony," and the "social segregation" they imposed.

By official directive, the bureau's fake publications and letters were mandated to include "appropriate misspellings and poor grammatical construction so as to lend authenticity".