Moreover, we suggest that simple directives about which map to use are perhaps overly simplistic.
Upon request, the Attorney General shall provide guidance about which directives, orders, and regulations are inconsistent with this order.
Over the years, muddled Supreme Court decisions, plus directives from the George W. Bush administration, created great uncertainty about which waters were regulated.
Legal directives – whether laws, regulations, or contractual provisions – can be written along a spectrum of specificity, about which behavioral and legal scholarship present conflicting views.
Clinton continued to face awkward questions about an intelligence directive which went out under her name in 2009 aimed at the UN leadership, which was revealed in a separate "national human intelligence collection directive".
In a brief appearance before the House Government Operations Committee, Poindexter four times declined to answer questions from Chairman Jack Brooks (D-Tex). about the presidential directive, which ordered new safeguards on computers and phone networks carrying sensitive data.
Directive 2001/107/EC targets the activities of management companies and is therefore known as the "management directive", while Directive 2001/108/EC, which focuses on the scope of investment funds, is known as the "product directive".
And it is also concerned about the combination of the revised working-time directive with the new information and consultation directive, which will force British businesses with more than 50 employees to set up a works council.
Overseas, Iraqi officials said they were surprised by the directive, which they learned about through the American news media; they had not been consulted first.
I would also have expected more from the Commission today in terms of more criticism and also of more questions about the background to the directive on patenting which also virtually legitimises past practice on the part of the Patent Office.
