Sentence examples for operational directives from inspiring English sources

DHS used policy and statutory authority to provide guidance, binding operational directives, nationwide exercises and coordinated incident response.

A post-filtering on the list of routing configurations allows to discard operational conditions that are not allowed due to operational directives.

Again, specific internal operational directives were given to all units within the hospital as well as our ambulatory clinics.

Instead, leaders must explain to their people the strategy — the sense of organizational direction — that underlies every operational directive.

The Bank's "Operational Directive" on indigenous peoples stated that "direct consultation" must be done.

"The Taliban's operational directive at the start of the fighting season was to press the Afghan security forces and try to break their will," said Col. David Lapan, a spokesman for the American military commander, Gen. Joseph F. Dunford Jr. "It's so far been our assessment they have not succeeded in any of their stated goals".

In a federal appeal filed under the Administrative Procedure Act, Kaspersky Lab argued that the Department of Homeland Security acted unconstitutionally, violating the company's right to due process when it issued Binding Operational Directive 17-01.

On 6 August, the Eighth Army issued the operational directive for the attack by the task force.

On August 6, the Eighth Army issued the operational directive for the attack by Task Force Kean, named for the US 25th Infantry Division commander, Major General William B. Kean.

Keitel participated in all major conferences, dictated the terms of the French surrender in June 1940, and signed operational orders—including directives authorizing the shooting of commandos or political commissars taken prisoner in uniform and other directives making it possible to detain civilians without due process.

Existing laws, statutes, directives, and operational regulations and guidelines must be reviewed and amended as necessary to assure consistency and congruence in purpose and prioritization of programs.