Directives in a sentence

For further directives, appointees are to report to the Regional Directives with their appointment letter and certificates for further directives.

The human rights body said prosecutors only follow the directives of the executive, and in the absence of such directives, they do not investigate serious crimes.

We have no interest in issuing such directives but we have no other option and our priority remains ensuring workers’ rights are protected,” Mr Balzan went on, warning that harsher directives would be ordered in the coming days.

It was also responsible for supervising the Central Committee apparatus, making sure that its directives were implemented and that Central Committee directives complied with the party Statute.

The decisions of the first sphere are policy directives; those of the second, technical directives.

Akinsanya announced a task force team that would monitor the implementation of the directives while also warning various parks and garages executives to ensure compliance, stating that sanctions would be meted on defaulters.

Albury was motivated to disclose the information after he saw that the FBI’s investigative directives led to the profiling and intimidation of minority communities in Minnesota, where he was serving with the FBI, as well as elsewhere around the nation.

Also, at the forum, the Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, the growth and development of the economy has been one of the major focal points of this administration’s policy directives.

And by issuing those directives, against those non-performers, what’s effectively happened is the minister is starting to strip away the collective immunity or herd immunity of the ANC.

A trader, who identified herself as Bukola Vivian, told our correspondent that the reason behind the rejection of the old naira notes is that Nigerians are more inclined to listening to the directives of the CBN, rather than court rulings.

By 2013, however, the FSC issued further directives to SSL after citing “unsafe and unsound business practices”.

Catholic health care is a huge industry in the U.S., often known for high-quality, mission-driven service — and the ethical and religious directives many of their facilities follow.

Demetrios Nicolaides, Alberta's minister of advanced education, has waded into the University of Lethbridge freedom of speech issue with new but unnecessary government directives, writes Rob Breakenridge.

During the course of his visit, the prime minister interacted with the people, inquired about their issues and also issued directives for their immediate resolution.

Estonia has been referred to the European Court of Justice by the European Commission as it has not adopted directives related to whistleblowers and their legal protection.

Following the directives, the Police swung into action and after days of intelligence gathering tracked the defendant to a hideout in Lagos and arrested him.

For those that would like to learn about what documents should be in place when planning for end of life, here are some to consider: Advanced Directives, Living Wills, Medical Durable Power of Attorney, and Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) orders.

Governments around the world have raced to establish protections, some of them tougher than Biden’s directives.

Grande said that the town has yet to hear any requests or specific directives from the state commission.

HB 1035, spelling out various rights of teachers, including a right to “control and discipline” students and to challenge certain directives from school districts they believe violate state law or State Board of Education rules.