Sentences with phrase «president policy directives»

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The president's own top military advisers have promised to «treat all of our personnel with respect» until Trump issues a directive on exactly how to implement the policy.
I'm out there promoting the president's agenda to make America great again, his policies, his directives, I'm going all across the country speaking on behalf of that.»
President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence will have lunch today with Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue, and then participate in a signing ceremony for Space Policy Directive — 1.
The defense lobbyist said Dunford's response is «what a senior military leader is supposed to do» — acknowledge the president's directives and maintain the current policy.
President Barack Obama's directive today to his science adviser to «restore scientific integrity to government decision - making» is a culmination of a long campaign by science advocacy groups against the policies of the Bush Administration.
President Trump issued an executive order directing Secretary DeVos to «review every policy and directive of the Department of Education and rescind any that she deems to overstep the role of the federal government.»
But in 2011, she was appointed to serve in a top role in the GPO, setting policy and strategy for the Government Printing Office and implementing President Obama's Open Government Directive.
As President Obama's new Presidential Policy Directive rightly says, «Cyber incidents are a fact of contemporary life, and significant cyber incidents are occurring with increasing frequency.»
President Donald Trump's Friday directive that set in motion a scaling back of the Dodd - Frank Act was more pageantry than policy, said lawyers and former government officials who worked on the 2010 law.
The actuality of a Trump Administration still prompts more questions than clear policy directives; however, the new president's lifelong career as a builder and real estate investor could provide some fresh prospects for a growing, but fragile, housing industry.
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