China's journalists and bloggers refer to new censorship instructions as "Directives from the Ministry of Truth," a reference to the propaganda department in George Orwell's novel 1984.
For most of the European faithful, this was not a difficult decision; nor was it for the Daily Worker, which received money, as well as directives, from Moscow.
All experimental procedures involving fishes were approved by the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee of the IAPG AS CR, according with directives from the State Veterinary Administration of the Czech Republic, permit number 217/2010, and by permit number CZ 02386 from the Ministry of Agriculture of the Czech Republic.
Despite McChrystal's efforts, Michael Cohen of Democracyarsenal.org argued earlier this week that the news that civilian deaths remained high shouldn't come as a surprise, given that a directive from even a top commander or a more people-focused counter-insurgency strategy is unlikely to be able to fundamentally alter the reality on the ground.
The agency says it has no intention of revamping the current version of its interrogation program, which was curbed as a result of directives from Obama.
It became more common as MI6 directives from 2004 onwards tightened up practices back in the larger bases or prisons.
He often employed his own judgement in the selection of targets, as detailed directives from superior headquarters were not always forthcoming.
Mr. Chmielewski left the E.P.A. after falling out with Mr. Pruitt, but the three other aides confirmed the internship request, as well as multiple other personal directives from their boss described by Mr. Chmielewski.
"But we took it as a directive from Siva".
The transition can't come about as a directive from the top.
Well, my mom took it seriously, as a directive from you.
