Sentence examples for sign directives from inspiring English sources

Mr Erbakan was made to sign directives against overt expressions of piety in the public space.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin July 23 , 2010Via Daily Dish, a video about the day Bill Bowersock found out "I just don't exist for the federal government": It is tempting to think that marriage is not necessary, legally speaking, as long as one is careful about making up wills and signing directives and buying insurance policies.

In December 1940 he signed Directive No. 21 for Operation Barbarossa, the invasion of the Soviet Union and the annihilation of the Soviet armed forces and state.

The mayor also said that the LAPD would continue to enforce Special Order 40, the Gates-signed directive that bars officers from contacting someone solely to determine their immigration status.

In theory, people who sign advance directives should expect to have their wishes respected.

Fewer than 30 percent of Americans have signed advance directives for health care.

During the meeting, Mr. Ashcroft rebuffed the White House entreaties to sign the directive.

In his experience, physicians who themselves have signed advance directives are more comfortable talking to their patients about dying.

We've signed medical directives saying we want no extraordinary measures taken to extend our lives if we become incapacitated to the point that we're a burden, emotionally and financially, to our families.

As soon as I'm finished speaking here, I will sit at that desk and I will sign a directive giving law enforcement, schools, mental health professionals and the public health community some of the tools they need to help reduce gun violence.

Indeed, autonomously signed advance directives that bind one's future self can be perfectly consensual and autonomous.