The latter is already the case under the existing EU Directive 95/46/EC which is at the moment the Europe-wide standard for processing personal data, as a Directive needs to be implemented into national law.
At issue is a directive released last week that would enable states to experiment with changes to their welfare-to-work programs, primarily as a means to bypass burdensome paperwork and reporting requirements.
New Jersey agriculture officials had notified schools to set aside any Westland/Hallmark beef, under a directive at the end of last month from the federal Department of Agriculture.
Although the products may not have directly caused the injuries, the undersecretary of defense for personnel and readiness issued a directive at the end of 2011 requiring the removal of all DMAA supplements from on-base stores, pending a safety review.
This is why the Pentagon issued a directive at the start of Operation Iraqi Freedom forbidding news coverage of "deceased military personnel returning to or departing from" air bases.
James R. Schlesinger, who was Secretary of Defense at the time, issued a directive to the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff that "any emergency order coming from the president" should be diverted to Schlesinger before any action was taken, according to James Carroll's "House of War," a history of the Pentagon.
That's consistent with a 7-year-old policy at the National Institutes of Health and a directive to all U.S. research agencies that the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy OSTPP) issued in February 2013.
Rod Bla-fucking-goyevich? Question: Is it a directive at Chicago Public Radio that only men with voices as slow, soft, and non-authoritative as puffy baby angels be hired?
The mythic virgin followed no one, neither husband nor the collective at large, but only a directive exclusive to the laws of her own nature.
Of the 3961 patients hospitalized for UTI, 60 (1.5%) had such a directive at their last SNF assessment prior to transferring to the hospital.
