The administration has already acknowledged those directives exist.
Those past directives acknowledged that gun violence is a problem, but they were unlikely to upset opponents of more restrictive gun policies.
For example, Schleicher (EPP, Germany) suggested article 129 as the proper legal basis, since it was generally acknowledged that the directive pursued a health policy objective.
In earlier asylum cases involving Greece, Lord Justice Laws has made observations about "shaky" Greek procedures for implementing EU asylum directives, and Lord Hoffman acknowledged in Nasseri that the practice there for dealing with asylum applications may leave something to be desired and that very few applicants were accorded refugee status.
"And I thought: why are you here?" Harman acknowledged that people didn't like "directives from abroad", but said that when those directives protected women at work, she supported them.
Although the living will and the advanced directive are both acknowledged, they are not as widespread as required.
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"I will forever question the campaign," she wrote, without acknowledging that the directive came straight from the Senator himself, "for prohibiting discussion of such accusations".
The directive acknowledges that, in exceptional circumstances, it may be necessary and indeed beneficial to bring in public money, notably in the form of bank recapitalisations.
Created by presidential directive in 1952, the NSA has remained, despite its enormous size and worldwide activities, the most secret of the acknowledged U.S. intelligence units; even the directive creating the agency remains secret.
However, as we have already publicly acknowledged, last year the president signed a classified presidential directive relating to cyber operations, updating a similar directive dating back to 2004.
