"Secretary Clinton's cybersecurity practices accordingly must be evaluated in light of these more comprehensive directives".
When the UN high commissioner for refugees finally implemented a comprehensive policy directive on urban refugees in 2014 (pdf), it marked the end of a long battle.
The provision of more comprehensive less directive information and greater autonomy, time and support of independent decision making were associated with a lower uptake of BCT.
Among patients participating in the study, those from the low mastectomy rate unit recalled less comprehensive more directive information, less autonomy and less time for decision making.
Conversely, patients from the high and medium mastectomy rate units described the provision of more comprehensive less directive information, together with greater support and time for more autonomous decision making.
Should analytics emphasize prescriptive, directive, and comprehensive compliance?
Ilga-Europe, a non-governmental organisation which surveys attitudes to gay issues, told the BBC it regretted that a comprehensive EU Anti-Discrimination Directive drafted by the European Commission in 2008 had yet to be approved by EU leaders.
The document can be modified to meet a variety of needs, for example, emergency care plans, advanced directives, and comprehensive care plans.
The directive established a comprehensive (and extremely complicated) system of information privacy whose impact was soon felt far beyond the EU itself.
Accordingly, he has devised a more comprehensive living will — an advance directive he calls a medical living will with "code status" — that people can fill out in consultation with their physicians and perhaps an attorney to help assure they get the kind of care they would want if they could ask for it.
A first comprehensive proposal for a council directive on this matter was published in October 2016, see European Commission (2016).
