Although rape crisis services and a related protocol were available since late 1986 [ 11], a more comprehensive health sector response to violence against women started in 1994, with the first One-Stop Crisis Centre (OSCC) established in Kuala Lumpur; and in 1996, with a specific directive of the Ministry of Health [ 12].
What other type of graduate program must give its students a specific directive not to lie, cheat, steal or otherwise act unethically?
According to Mr Evans, Mr Coulson gave a specific directive that he wanted to hear the tape, which had first been played to another senior NOTW journalist.
The basic idea that made all this possible was not his but, almost certainly, was contained in a specific directive from Heydrich, who had sent him to Vienna in the first place.
It's not entirely clear whether regulators have issued a specific directive stating that men can't be shown wearing earrings, or whether broadcasters are making their own decisions and self-censoring based on what is considered culturally appropriate.
"There has to be a clear and specific directive at the level of the dean and the president".
He gave his architect, Peter Wilson, a very specific directive: wherever he was in the apartment, he had to have easy access to a television.
She'd done what we're forever chiding people for not doing: She'd drafted a very specific advance directive and had even taken the trouble to have it notarized.
Although MacArthur had no specific directive to do so, and the fighting on Luzon was far from over, he committed his forces to liberate the remainder of the Philippines.
Mr. Edwards, for example, urged creation of a domestic intelligence agency with the specific directive to work against terrorism at home, making up for what he asserted were the now-demonstrated weaknesses of the F.B.I. and C.I.A.
