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A little-known congressional directive known as the "bed mandate" obliges Ice to keep 34,000 detainees per day in custody, a quota driven by conservative calls to secure the border.

Quinn says the food aid directive, known as section 318, was slipped into the broader bill with little discussion and no consultations with international assistance experts.

The biggest changes could come from a directive known as MiFID, which takes effect from November 2007 and which will bring an end to monopolies in share trading.

"Wind farms not meeting the requirement of equipment localization rate shall not be allowed to be built," stated the directive, known as Notice 1204.

A new European Union (EU) directive known as Solvency II, which will have global ramifications, is being thrashed through various EU bodies and is about 95% complete.

The authority discussed the best time for the industry to start lobbying on new EU financial transparency and investor protection rules via the directive known as markets in financial instruments (Mifid).

Last autumn it issued a secret directive (known to insiders as "Document Number 11") with some guidelines.

After a short introduction to EU Seveso Directives on major-accident hazards involving dangerous substances and to the transposition and implementation by member states, with a brief comment on last 2012/18/EU Directive (also known as Seveso III directive), the paper focuses on drafting of safety reports for industrial activities involving solid explosives.

The technical standards directive, otherwise known as the transparency directive, calls for any member state to submit to Brussels any law which introduces regulations that go beyond regulation demanded by EU law, three months before it is enacted.

When the Cookie Directive, officially known as the EU e-Privacy Directive, was first drafted two years ago, tablets hadn't been adopted in their millions, and smartphones had nothing like their present-day ubiquity.

The Markets in Financial Instruments Directive – better known as Mifid – does not have the snappiest of names but it does have bite.