Sentence examples for special directives from inspiring English sources

A third source from North Hwanghae Province added: "Last year the authorities released the 'No.2 war-time rice reserves' but there have been no special directives this year.

MR. COUNSELLOR SMIRNOV: Yes, Mr. President, it is a part of the report, Document USSR-3, called "Special Directives of the Hitler Government Concerning the Annihilation of Prisoners of War". I would like to ask the Tribunal to allow me to present one of the original documents even if the report, USSR-3, has been already submitted in full.

If he did it for other Salomon banking clients, he wouldn't need a special directive from the big boss to do it for AT&T.

His special directive, the "Guidelines in Special Spheres re Directive No. 21 (Operation Barbarossa)", read: "In the operations area of the army, the Reichsführer-SS has been given special tasks on the orders of the Führer, in order to prepare the political administration.

To allow presentation of instances by Velocity templates, we define two special new directives: The #sparql directive is a block directive that allows submission of a SPARQL query to obtain information from the database.

The first legislation will focus on the behavior of lawmakers, banning travel on corporate jets and gifts from lobbyists and requiring lawmakers to attach their names to special spending directives and to certify that such earmarks would not financially benefit the lawmaker or the lawmaker's spouse.

Another avenue of interest to investigators may be a special emergency directive to operators of A330 and A340 models issued by European safety authorities this year.

On 13 March 1941, in the lead-up to Operation Barbarossa, the planned invasion of the Soviet Union, Hitler dictated his "Guidelines in Special Spheres re: Directive No. 21 (Operation Barbarossa)".

9. Directives for Special Areas To Order #21 (Case Barbarossa) / Translation of Document 447-PS / Office of the U.S. Chief of Counsel.

Directives for Special Areas To Order #21 (Case Barbarossa) / Translation of Document 447-PS / Office of the U.S. Chief of Counsel.

Many of his directives showed special trouble to care for the enlisted men under his command, and he was well known for arranging extra supplies for battlefield soldiers, including blankets and extra socks, galoshes, and other items normally in short supply at the front.