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As a result, the officials said, security measures for helicopter operators in New York City will be stepped up in a new directive as early as this week.

In May, Hun Sen ordered officials to create a special police unit to monitor Facebook for anti-government sentiment, and earlier this month, the government published a new directive nominally designed to curb "fake news".

Julius Malema, leader of the ANC Youth League, held a news conference in which he sang about beating up white farmers, defying a new directive from his own party to stop singing racially polarizing songs.

This particular quandary has intensified with the advent of a new directive, increasingly common on invitations, urging festive attire.

Plenty of countries have been given derogations allowing them extra time to bring in a new directive.

Changes already under way will reshape Europe's financial markets faster than a new directive could be drafted and adopted.

ON JULY 9th the Communist Party issued a new directive on President Xi Jinping's campaign to clean up its act.

A new directive passed by the government of President Thein Sein meant census staff could no longer write "Rohingya".

A new directive outlining these steps was sent on Monday from F.B.I. headquarters to the bureau's 56 field offices.

So far the Labour government has taken a lead in blocking a new directive in Europe on agency working.

A new directive from China's media regulators has prohibited films and TV that promote a "western lifestyle".