direct that

I have directed that nothing should be done until you came.

"Were you ever trying to direct that operation on your own?"

He is said to have directed that a stone church be built in 712.

Why not direct that excess energy toward learning or training at some point during the school day?

It directed that the case be assigned to someone else.

One could well direct that question to the Labour party.

"I meant, is there anything more direct that we can do?"

We don't need to direct that at this point in time.

He directed that they "be treated as members of the family."

Then he releases his hold, while directing that force toward the keep.

But she'd been so brutally direct that she was more likely very serious.

The Committee directed that the name of the member should not be disclosed.

"I did not have the authority to enact or direct that work."

It directed that he be detained without trial for one year.

The question was so direct that it caught the woman off guard, but then she smiled.

The Speaker may also direct that the sitting be suspended at other times.

A will may direct that a particular legacy, instead of going directly to an individual, be held on trust.

They first directed that the proposed constitution should be published.

It's so direct that you see the soul of the children."

His sound was so unadorned and direct that he seemed to be moving the air itself.

The hard thing was directing that anger in the appropriate direction.

So she directed that anger at the world in general."

I directed that no modern synthetic materials be present in any of them.

The necessary money would come only from people who directed that they wanted their taxes used for the bailout.

The letter directs that person to the Me and the truth."