The criterion of providing adequate care if CO is legalized was also partly assessed by our survey, as a clear majority of the respondents would allow CO to be overridden in emergencies or by a direct order of the employer.
Cardinal de Richelieu was the first to use the Bastille as a state prison, in the 17th century; the yearly average number of prisoners was 40, interned by lettre de cachet, a direct order of the king, from which there was no recourse.
The paintings were bought by a special Nazi emissary in 1942 on the direct order of Hitler for his planned Führer Museum in Linz, Austria.
Called the trade-through rule, it has become a lightning rod of sorts for the exchange's critics who contend that it is an outdated provision that serves only to protect the monopoly of the specialists by directing order flow to the Big Board and away from its electronic competitors.
They wrote on Pastebin, "To sum it up for everyone, I took part in what I (and many others) would consider theft of money from the publishers by Google, and from direct orders of management". .
For the purposes of enrollment in the PGen Study only, Pathway permitted direct ordering of PGT by customers without external physician referral, as described below.
At first the legislature did enjoy powers of legislation, within limits, but gradually Bonaparte found the process too slow and went over the heads of the legislature by means of direct orders to his ministers.
In Hungary, on the other hand, neither faculty nor administration are consulted--the decisions are made by the Minister of Education, presumably on direct order from the autocratic prime minister.
A direct order was issued.
He never issued a direct order.
