"By creating a directive on medical marijuana, the V.A. ensures that throughout its vast hospital network, it will be well understood that legal medical marijuana use will not be the basis for the denial of services," Mr. Krawitz said.
Can art -- the passionate, all-in kind of art that the film's director is trying to create with directives like "I want her eyes to harm me.
After all, despite constant haranguing — well, encouragement — and despite campaigns like The Conversation Project and PREPARE, intended to help people discuss their preferences and create advance directives, most people still don't.
Butler's legacy remained relatively unscathed until Kenneth Baker's 1988 Education Reform Act, which dismantled much of what he had created, with directives from Whitehall about curriculum and testing, the birth of GCSEs and the advent of local management of schools, which challenged the historic role of local authorities.
Opportunity: Build a web product that makes it easy for people to create advance directives, easily access them anytime and share them with clinicians or family members.
Our results robustly support the EU decision to create a directive promoting the use of renewable sources (Directive 2001/77/EC).
In an interview during a break from his testimony, he said the Buildings Department would try to put some of the proposed new regulations in place quickly by creating internal department directives, sidestepping the need for City Council approval.
This process will create a directive with both face and content validity.
Finally, we wanted to find out, if intensive care physicians consider advance directives to be helpful tools and if they recommend creating an advance directive to their patients.
Still, his view is hybrid in that it takes as the fundamental, pre-interpretive constituent of the law some norm-creating directives.
