Some of the rules are closely tailored responses to last year's deaths, including a ban on motorized support vehicles like the supply van that struck the children, and a directive to the police to have pet owners remove "any animals which may cause spectators fear or alarm".
(Air France made a point of saying that it did not control the investigation and gave no directive to the search team, and this is confirmed by people at Woods Hole).
"We are reviewing a list of presidential executive orders and directives to get the job done across a front of issues," said Rahm Emanuel, the White House chief of staff.
Rahm Emanuel, Mr Obama's chief of staff, told the New York Times last week that the administration was reviewing a list of presidential orders and directives "to get the job done across a front of issues".
There's reason for optimism thanks to renewable energy standards in most states, California's groundbreaking cap-and-trade law and President Obama's directive to the Environmental Protection Agency last week.
Mr. Holder separately condemned the tactics, asked the inspector general to examine the matter and issued a directive to the field saying that such techniques should not be used in gun cases.
After an inspection of the premises, the Norwegian Labor Inspection Authority found the conditions for delivery workers hazardous and submitted a safety directive to the building's owner.
During the Clinton administration, Congress passed what's now known as the "1033 Program," which formalized and streamlined the Reagan administration's directive to the Pentagon to share surplus military gear with domestic police agencies.
This work follows the state of the art and proposes directives to the modeling of a searchable encrypted database [28].
Now, we're back in control, with a timer ticking down and a directive to get the hell out of town.
