Sentence examples for order directive from inspiring English sources

Gen. David Petraeus, the commander of all U.S. military forces in the Middle East and South Asia, wrote to the committee to explain that "there is no current or past written policy, order, directive, or instruction that allows U.S. Military contractors or subcontractors in Afghanistan to use weapons stored at 22 Bunkers".

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

"The president has given no order or directive that would immunize from prosecution anyone engaged in conduct that constitutes torture," Mr. Gonzales said.

The secret order, Presidential Decision Directive 42, ordered the Departments of Justice, State and Treasury, the National Security Council, the C.I.A. and other intelligence agencies to increase and integrate their efforts against international money laundering by terrorists and criminals.

Free speech protections are triggered by the order's directive to Apple to create a computer program.

Trump signed the "Energy Independence Executive Order," a directive that weakens many Obama-era climate and clean energy initiatives.

Three expressions surfaced repeatedly in their descriptions of it: "an order", "a directive", "this is not open to discussion".

During this stage individual pseudo-randomized item sequences are assigned, coded in SQL as an ORDER BY directive.

After the game, Solich ordered a directive: implement this offense.

However, Mr Johnson said he had ordered the directive because the fire authority's plans were unfit for purpose and unsustainable in budget terms".

On the other hand, the establishment of a derogatory "light catalogue" has been the way forward in the European legal order, through Directives 2008/62 and 2009/145 on conservation varieties, to the dismay of both commentators and politically active farmers' associations (Anvar [2008]).