Sentence examples for responding to directives from inspiring English sources

Many of the banks are responding to directives from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, two government-sponsored agencies that resell packages of loans to investors.

Curative spent $670,000 during the quarter on legal expenses, largely responding to directives from the Justice Department relating to Curative's $37.3 million merger agreement four months ago with Millennium Health, a specialty pharmaceutical distributor in Santa Clara, Calif.

They don't respond to directive.

Properly supported, infrastructure competency allows an organization to maintain agility in responding to strategic directives and tactical changes.

The authors first demonstrate that such clauses function as complete directives without any main clauses, and that recipients treat them as such, responding to the directive as soon as the insubordinate clause is produced.

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Responding to that directive, Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum, which is designing the ball park and the terminal renovation for the Economic Development Corporation, added bays of glass block to the facade and increased the patterning of the brick work.

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.

Based on semi-structured interviews (N = 25), this paper provides an empirical account of how USFS aquatic resources managers and specialists working at regional and sub-regional levels within the Pacific Northwest region (PNW) are responding to adaptation planning directives established at the federal level, as well as how managers are advancing their own unit-level initiatives.

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.