After the cabinet meeting, Information Minister Jerry Gana said, "The president has given directives to the chief of army staff and defense chiefs to have a military presence in strategic places" to prevent reprisals.
Perhaps because of the Japanese unease, the Chinese workers were given directives apparently aimed at curbing their movements, even before they arrived.
The access point for DATFAP is the front page where the user gives directives to the search engine via input to four text boxes.
Anything in an organization that causes a deviation from the vision or a given directive will cause misalignment in the tires of the operation.
The substantive content of any given directive matters greatly for whether a president has "accomplished more," or anything at all, as discussed further below.
The purpose of this book is to help define the state-of-the-art of the field and to give directives for future research on the aging brain.
You have the authority to give directives, but you can balance that authority with the right word choice so employees know they have agency and are appreciated for their efforts.
As early as in May 1933, when Germany was still a member of the League of Nations, Keitel gave directives for deceiving "Geneva" in rearmament matters.
And no one wants the US to give directives.
Did they merely give technical advice to the military authorities, which could be rejected at any time by the latter, or did they have authority to give directives to the military commanders on technical questions?' " THE PRESIDENT: On what page is that?
