Third, our analysis of the semi-structured focus group data was unusual in the sense that we were directive to the SWOT sub-groups and decided to largely ignore other information collected in this part of the data collection.
An interview with Chai on the website of central news organisation People's Daily has also been removed along with a posting of the film itself, and earlier last week there had been directives to media prohibiting reporting on it.
They explained that there were directives from the GHS to implement such policies, but no policy guidelines were issued to that effect.
Players were advised to be careful, but there is no directive to stay away from tourist destinations.
That's how I realised there was a directive to crack down on me," Kutepova said.
A pamphlet is an invitation to think; a shout in a theater is a directive to run.
"It's a directive to the police to use your imagination," said Robert Perry of the New York Civil Liberties Union.
Included in the brief was the directive to create better communication between the white-collar workers and the factory.
Clearly there had been a directive to prevent our centralised accumulation of election violation allegations from across the country.
(An example is a directive to "Call this toll-free number now!") "Hollywood has always known how to use sound to control emotions, right?" Mr. Arnell continued.
