On the other side, a directive issued by General McChrystal in early July, which was aimed at officers and troops actually fighting the war, provides a succinct and recent sense of the commander's view of the war's purpose and the means required to achieve success, including a number of important course corrections aimed at restoring the confidence of Afghan civilians.
This new guidance extends a binding directive issued by Attorney General Jeff Sessions last month, which ruled that gang violence and domestic abuse are not grounds to grant asylum to immigrants.
General McKiernan has instructed that the new tactical directive issued to field commanders on avoiding civilian casualties apply equally to the NATO and separate American forces he leads.
Soon after taking office, Mr. Obama repealed a directive, issued by Mr. Bush's attorney general, John D. Ashcroft, in October 2001, authorizing the government to classify information whenever its disclosure might potentially harm national security.
If an electronic communication service provider fails to comply with a directive issued pursuant to paragraph (1), the Attorney General may file a petition for an order to compel the electronic communication service provider to comply with the directive with the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, which shall have jurisdiction to review such petition.
Thanks to an EU directive, issued in 2011 and put on the statute books in the United Kingdom two years later, this is permitted – for about 140 categories of treatment – provided a patient's general practitioner agrees and signs the relevant form.
The Economist has seen a directive issued by a provincial propaganda bureau.
An internal party directive issued in April spelled out these accusations.
This was the theme of a directive issued by GHQ to the Japanese government in October 1945.
Directive issued by the president to federal employees usually concerning the implementation of laws.
A national directive issued in 2007 requires all provincial hospitals to establish FCS.
