Eventually, however, we will come to laws that apply to us simply as members of the 'club' of rational agents, so to speak, as beings who are capable of guiding their own behavior on the basis of directives, principles and laws of rationality.
With support from university professors of Islamic studies and a cadre of imams, they began to develop the programming -- on the basis of directives from on high to drive home specific messages repeatedly.
Other Tories unconvincingly blamed their usual bogeys: the European Union, on the basis of one directive or other, and the Liberal Democrats, their main rival in the south-west.
Others in neighbouring Dingbian county have been playing cat and mouse with officials trying to guard the wells, regaining some while being forced from others.Local officials have justified their decision partly on the basis of a directive from Beijing in 1999, ordering a halt to private involvement in oil extraction.
Therefore article 95 was the correct legal basis of the directive and the Court dismissed this plea.
Although our main focus concerns the annulled Directive 98/43/EC, we will also provide an analysis of the discussion on the legal basis for Directive 2003/33/EC.
Whereas the Court departed from this generous construction of article 100a as the legal basis in its ruling on Directive 98/43/EC [ 38], it ruled that the article was the valid legal basis for Directive 2003/33/EC.
In line with these previous findings, we recorded a quarter of very elderly ICU patients not receiving maximal therapy on the basis of an advanced directive and/or a presumed poor prognosis.
In this field, the UK has been the country to follow, and our regulations form the basis of the EU directives.
On the basis of the semi-directive interview and neurological assessment, all patients with RB were referred to four quantitatively non-equal (p = 0.0002) distinct phenomenological groups.
