Although the Army's initial July 1941 guidelines for OCS had been drafted as race-neutral, practically speaking few black applicants were admitted into OCS until after subsequent directives by Army leadership.
Under Francis's guidance, a subsequent directive called on dioceses to distribute to parishioners a Vatican questionnaire that asks about divorce, birth control, unmarried people living together, and gay marriage.
According to new legislation based on GCP II, the 2001 EU directive and the subsequent Dutch law on medical research (WMO 2006), clinical studies that study patients using medication, even when given according to current registration demands and not initiated or changed for study purposes, are considered interventional medication studies [ 43, 44].
This is because by the mid to late 1990s, Ghana's structural adjustment programme efforts had faded with slowed economic growth [ 24] contributing to a reduction in the allocation of government budget to the health sector and hence the subsequent inability to fully implement the directive.
A change in the Norwegian shotcrete directive was made in 2011, based upon experimental research work (2010), which, in combination with the subsequent University of Life Sciences report (2012), constitutes the foundation of this article.
The EU directive defines risk as resulting from the interplay of the probability of a flood event occurring and the subsequent damages that may result.
Pity about the subsequent uproar.
Logan loses the subsequent fight.
Subsequent Salary Directives and public laws have cumulatively adjusted the amounts listed in the table by various dollar amounts and percentages, but those adjustments are not reflected in the text.
But the Catholic directives prohibit sterilization, even if a subsequent pregnancy would jeopardize a woman's life, so Mercy Hospital forbade Jennafer's OB-GYN from performing the tubal ligation.
