The fact that the agencies & others have acted in defiance the law, the Constitution, & Presidential directives, seems certain to have some restraining effect, at least temporarily.
Swift directives from the White House to the Department of Health, Education and Welfare to cease giving federal dollars to segregated hospitals transformed facilities overnight.
There are several armed service regulations and IC directives that outline the legal and proper handling and storage of classified information.
In signaling her plan to review Clinton administration directives, Mrs. Whitman made remarks consistent with earlier ones by Mr. Bush.
31 Robert Frost, "Directive".
On the face of it, there's nothing much wrong with communities secretary Eric Pickles' directive that council senior executive salaries over £100,000 should be approved by councillors.
President Bush could, for example, sign an order overturning the Clinton directive prohibiting discrimination against homosexuals in federal employment and security clearances.
The Bush directive has been awaited with more anticipation than in past administrations because of suggestions that Mr. Cheney might head what are known as principals' meetings.
France led the opposition to the notorious (in Paris) "Bolkestein" directive that tried unsuccessfully to free up EU trade in services (and enrich the continent).This is not a left-right issue.
After a short introduction to EU Seveso Directives on major-accident hazards involving dangerous substances and to the transposition and implementation by member states, with a brief comment on last 2012/18/EU Directive (also known as Seveso III directive), the paper focuses on drafting of safety reports for industrial activities involving solid explosives.
Roberts' directive to blend his brick-and-mortar electronics stores with the Internet is keeping Follitt, who joined the company from Dun & Bradstreet only 15 months ago, very busy.
