Sentence examples for see directives from inspiring English sources

"Frequently we'll see directives on coverage, but those directives don't necessarily mean there is no coverage," said David Bandurski, an analyst at the University of Hong Kong's China Media Project.

Porter testified that he did not see the directive.

With immigration prosecutions taking up so much of the federal criminal caseload, she didn't see how Sessions' directives could much alter current practice along the Texas border.

Rather than becoming afraid, we can learn to see them as directives, or at the very least, if we can be discerning about what we ascribe meaning to, we can decide what matters to us, and to what degree.

Lin's system of indoctrination made it clear that the Party was clearly in command of China's armed forces, and Lin ensured that the army's political commissars enjoyed great power and status in order to see that his directives were followed.

The Economist has seen a directive issued by a provincial propaganda bureau.

But there is a risk in seeing this directive as a detached route to safer streets.

Ralph Nelson, vice president in charge of umpires, saw the directive as reinforcement of the current rule and clarification.

Though some saw the directive as a bold gamble that could yet backfire on Mr. Obama, it was difficult to argue that the president's move would lead to a loss of conservative voters for whom illegal immigration is an important issue — voters who were unlikely to be supporting him anyway.

Dreher noted EVE's biblical namesake and saw her directive as an inversion of that story; EVE uses the plant to tell humanity to return to Earth and move away from the "false god" of BnL and the lazy lifestyle it offers.

House Speaker John A. Boehner said that, while he hadn't seen the directive, "We have had a policy in the United States for over 200 years of not paying ransom and not negotiating with terrorists, and the concern that I have is that by lifting that long-held principle you could be endangering more Americans here and overseas".