Here, however, Fortune seems to be a real directive power, which raised Rome to world dominion because Rome deserved it.
As long as we presuppose some basic or preexisting desires, the directive power of "motivation" belongs to what controls attention, salience, and inference strategies preferred.
Some philosophers suggest that the directive power which emotions exert over perception is partly a function of their essentially dramatic or narrative structure (Rorty 1988).
This is also true of what Ms. Hanks calls the "not dead yet" documents: medical directives and powers of attorney.
Under the EU's Large Combustion Plant Directive, polluting power stations that were not adapted to meet emissions-reduction targets will have to close after generating for 20,000 hours from January 2008, or by the end of 2015, whichever comes first.
You do need to follow the signing instructions carefully: wills almost always require two witnesses but no notary, while all trusts and some medical directives and powers of attorney need to be witnessed or notarized, sometimes both, depending on the state.
Following the Directive for power from renewable sources in 2001 and the Directive for promotion of cogeneration in 2004, Central and Eastern European countries that entered the EU in 2004, are facing ambitious targets for green power.
He drove all the way home to retrieve the documents — will, advance directives, medical powers of attorney — and all the way back to the hospital, not knowing if his husband would be dead or alive when he returned.
Prior ACP was queried (e.g., completing an advance directive or power of attorney for healthcare, or discussing ACP with their doctor).
