Sentence examples for permanent directive from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 — The Democratic National Committee chairman, Howard Dean, warned party leaders on Saturday not to revel too long in the victories from last month's midterm elections or treat their Congressional majorities as a permanent directive from voters.

The directive demanded the "permanent removal" of Bosnian Muslims to "liberate definitively the entire Drina valley region".

But as they considered granting Srebrenica to the Serbs, western powers were also aware, or should have been, of the Bosnian Serb military "Directive 7" ordering the "permanent removal" of Bosnian Muslims from the safe areas.

The race against the elements and lobbying from organisations with experience of post-tsunami reconstruction in Aceh, north Sumatra, has prompted the local government to ignore central government directives to build only permanent homes and to focus on shelters.

And, as of 2012, the organization garnered nearly $52 million that was divided into programs whose directives were to provide permanent safe water to more than 340,000 individuals worldwide.

It also wants to see a permanent opt-out from the Working Time Directive.

In January 2008, the Permanent Secretary of the MoH issued a directive letter to all 13 District Health Services and all hospitals in the country instructing them to implement the revised MTP.

(3) Orders are directives limited in volume and contain permanent or longlasting policy, instructions, and procedures.

Member states would be able to choose whether to remain on "permanent summer" or "permanent winter" time under the draft directive, which passed by 410 votes to 192.

"It becomes problematic if one seeks consensus by way of an entire family if the patient is not brain-dead but in a permanent vegetative state without a living will or other directive," Mr. Carstens wrote in an e-mail.

But they have yet to determine if Mr. Obama should quickly put his stamp on the issue by way of presidential directive, or if Congress should write a permanent policy into statute.