Sentence examples for responding to a directive from inspiring English sources
— many apparently responding to a directive issued online earlier this month at notyourbusiness.hacklab.dk.hacklab.dk
The Nigeria Football Federation NFFF) has announced it will hold its elections on 30 September, responding to a directive by Fifa.
In 1999, responding to a directive from the California Superintendent of Education, the district identified character education as one of its goals.
At Intel, the exit from memory took place over time, because the managers in manufacturing responded to a directive from finance: Allocate plant space so as to maximize gross margin per wafer square inch.
Responding to a state directive in 2000, the county stopped sending grass clippings, leaves, branches and brush to the incinerator since it was recyclable as compost.
Metals recycling has evolved in the last 10 years, responding to a raft of environmentally focused directives from Europe.
Too often, however, the attitudes of well-intentioned adults undermine our ability to turn our ideas and insights into action, instead of just responding to an adult driven directive.
Believing that such a directive might be coming — and responding to a Monday column by David Carr and my blog calling for a clear policy — a number of reporters have been in touch with me this week to express their points of view.
On 17 April, the EPA finally responded to a 2007 directive from the US supreme court calling on them to determine whether planet-warming greenhouse gases pose a danger to public health and welfare.
It singled out the district's president, Daniel Biederman, who holds the same salaried position at two other business improvement districts in midtown Manhattan, for failing to respond to a City Hall directive in May that he no longer head more than one of the business improvement groups.
Kundiawa is among five other hospitals in the country that have responded to a national directive issued in 2007, requiring all provincial hospitals to establish FSCs.
