The traditional narrative of the woman who made it on Wall Street in the 1980s and 1990s usually entails great feats of the superwoman variety — the female executive who is phoning in directives to the office while she is in labor, the working mother who whips up, as Morgan Stanley's Zoe Cruz once did, a batch of cookies at 4 a.m. for the bake sale, and then arrives at work by 5 30.
Among them were freedom of the press, an independent judiciary, universal values and civil rights.The Communist Party has also warned its officials in a directive to guard against "viewpoints and theories proclaimed in the West".
On right-wing radio, the argument reflects what Boykin writes in a Colorado Christian University essay, that the "Koran is unequivocal in its directive to Muslims to establish a global Islamic state... with Sharia as the only law of the land".
After the flooding during Hurricane Katrina in 2005, top brass with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers conceded it had failed in its directive to protect New Orleans from hurricane storm surge.
In a directive to staff, she wrote: "All horse medications destined for import or export, regardless of ownership, have to be registered and authorised at the intended destination".
Although Clinton emphasized the importance of the private sector in his directive to the DOC, the U.S. government retained ultimate control through the Joint Project Agreement.
In a directive to his commanders, General Begert ordered new sexual-assault awareness training for all airmen, written legal reviews of all sexual assault investigations, and more responsive victims' advocates, who are appointed immediately after an accusation is made.
In a directive to monsignors and priests dated Sept. 21, Bishop McHugh said that during the election period, there should be "no mention, for or against, any candidate for public office from the pulpit".
In April of 1790 one of the foremost members of the assembly, Charles-Maurice de Talleyrand, introduced the subject and launched a debate that resulted in a directive to the French Academy of Sciences to prepare a report.
In June he marched to Williamsburg, where he received a confusing series of orders from General Sir Henry Clinton that culminated in a directive to establish a fortified deep water port (which would allow resupply by sea).
That drive resulted in a proposed directive to restrict the use of PFOS in carpets, textiles, clothing, and other items, which is expected to go into effect in the next couple of years.
