Transgender rights groups say that if Carter really wants to show his respect for service members, he needs to issue an across-the-board directive to allow transgender vets to modify their discharge forms.
The department heeded the board's directive, but it ignored the wildlife activists.
The board's directive "does not constitute an act of forcing students to follow a certain philosophy," and it is "necessary for schools to require uniformity at group-oriented ceremonies," Mr. Nakanishi wrote in the ruling.
On Nov. 8, 2000, Deannie Lowe, Supervisor of Elections for Volusia County, provided to the Canvassing Board the directive of the Florida Secretary of State to conduct a mandatory recount of the presidential election pursuant to Florida Statutes, Section 102.141(4).
The problem is how a county canvassing board translates that directive to these punch cards.
All the studies performed with rats were approved by the Directive Board of the INIBIOLP and were carried out in accordance with the Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals [57]; (Instituto de Investigaciones Bioquimicas de La Plata's Animal Welfare Assurance No. A5647 01).
For this reason our Directive Board proposes to create co-management of two of our communal cays which are located in the southern part of the community: Big Thawira and Little Thawira.
The State Electoral Commission prepares and manages elections in accordance with legislation, appoints lower-ranking election-commission and board members, issues directives to such bodies and supervises their work.
Not everyone is on board with Kim Jong-un's directive, however, making some North Korea brand loyalists into brand questioners.
A state judge ordered Ohio's election boards to ignore a directive that allowed hundreds of extra Republican challengers in polling places.
The board that permits individual directives to the CEO, or even worse, those reporting to the CEO, reaps havoc for the leader and organization and contradicts the effective benefits of cohesive, trusting stewardship.
