It is from Ian that we are given the directive of providing "accurate, timely and reliable" data.
At this time petitioner was not represented by counsel and there was a slight deviation from a strictly accurate compliance with the court's directive.
Finally, we assume a right to non-directive counseling that conveys accurate information, including information about effectiveness and likelihood of pregnancy.
Thus, in this survey active involvement of the drug manufacturer in the study seems to be associated with more accurate citation of study findings and more directive and professional marketing.
does not elicit an accurate reflection of a patient's understanding of advance directives.
As an alternative, the phenomenon of overestimation is resulted from government directive instruction, which could challenge the rational of accurate estimate.
You have to follow the law, they were told". If this report is accurate, supervisors are telling their agents to disobey an unlawful presidential directive — an extraordinary and perhaps unprecedented occurrence that deserves greater attention.
We need a full, fair and accurate count to go forward, and we're hopeful the secretary of state heeds the guidance and directives of today's court decision, and does not act in an arbitrary manner".
They added that even accurate data that had been lawfully published initially could "in the course of time become incompatible with the directive".
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, last spring, revoked Obama-era directives that penalized student loan servicing companies for poor service and held companies accountable for providing borrowers with accurate and timely information about their debt.
Even accurate data that has been lawfully published initially can, the court said, "in the course of time become incompatible with the directive".
