Sentence examples for own directive from inspiring English sources
Their own directive due in the autumn has less onerous guidelines on pay, though European Union policy makers eager to give the City of London a bloody nose could still change the game.
The Department of Defense, in its own directive to military personnel and contractors, says that simply viewing these documents, without proper authorization, will violate long-standing rules even though they are accessible to the public at large on Internet sites.
By contrast, the senior intelligence officials interviewed later in the day described General Dayton's order as having simply reinforced the agency's own directive, which was issued on Aug. 8, 2003, and which they said applied to agency employees operating across Iraq.
Despite Stephen Harper-era laws that criminalize the sex trade, passed in 2014, the VPD issued its own directive not to target, harass, arrest, or intimidate sex workers.
The Indonesian National Police has a written policy prohibiting hate speech but frequently fails to enforce its own directive when religious fundamentalist groups disrupt LGBT gatherings or activities.
Leo and I sat on the wood floor, with the back door open to the sound of the robins, and played another round of Bingo, or checkers, or (so help me) Mousetrap, until Joshua came shuffling in, gruff and rumple-headed — like me without coffee — and issued his own directives, one sentence budding into the next: Now.
No SECs please, we're European Going with the flow Gilt complex The great pretenders Ready, steady ReprintsThe historic importance of banking in continental Europe meant that it got its own EU directive in 1989.
Dr. Chen said he would not be able to perform his job as a neurosurgeon were he to suffer a severe stroke, and his own advance directive specifies that a craniectomy should not be performed on him.
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Can we affirm our own Prime Directive -- a reversal of our Monroe Doctrine that defined our boundaries in a different age and time -- and vow not to meddle in the affairs of others?
