Sentence examples for directive at the time from inspiring English sources

"The Department is concerned about the ties between certain Kaspersky officials and Russian intelligence and other government agencies, and requirements under Russian law that allow Russian intelligence agencies to request or compel assistance from Kaspersky and to intercept communications transiting Russian networks," DHS asserted in the directive at the time.

This report, like the one that preceded it, also said there was no DOD policy directive at the time barring the transfer of detainees to countries if they were likely to be tortured.

These decisions were arrived at by group decision making - and these changes in enforced norms toward total unacceptability were also supported by Presidential directive at the time.

Participants in all groups were interested in more information on ACP options, even those who were not necessarily interested in completing an advance directive at the time of the group.

ADs first appeared in the United States (US) in the 1960s and became more common after 1990, when the US government introduced the Patient Self Determination Act which requires Medicare and Medicaid providers to inform patients of their right to complete an advance directive, at the time of admission.

(Remember the 1992 "single market" programme of directives?) At the time, many of the measures that were required to create a single market in financial services, together with more streamlined regulation, were put in place.

* The response rates are not corresponding with the response rates in the paper describing the design of the Advance Directives Cohort Study [ 18] since we excluded people who were only member of the Right to Die-NL and did not complete an advance directive (at that time).

Among patients for whom an RRT was activated, 540 (73.0%) survived to discharge, including 36 (4.9%) with an advanced directive specifying DNR at the time of at least one RRT activation.

Seventy patients who were DNR at death had advanced directives specifying full resuscitation at the time of RRT activation.

Having an advanced directive to "do not hospitalize" at the time of admission did not always preclude hospitalization.

Patrick Reilly, the founder of the Cardinal Newman Society, a group based in Virginia that advocates traditionalism in Catholic colleges, was a student at Fordham University at the time the directive was issued.