Notably, the format of the intervention, whether it was a closed or open question, simple or complex, subtle or overtly directive, a statement, or even non-verbal, was less important than the timing and context [ 57, 92], the intent of the challenge and the tenacious expectation of a considered student response.
Here it is useful to distinguish between "macro-level" policies, such as agency rules, regulations and directives, mission statements, deployment and rotation policies, Rules-of-Engagement and the like, and "micro-level" policies, such as small unit policies, leader directives and communications, training schedules and policies, and so forth.
Observers see the ruling as the first significant test of the European Union's decade-old "biotechnolgy directive," a policy statement that backed DNA patents in principle.
If you have preferences about end-of-life care, you should create a living will (also called an advance directive) – a written statement that expresses your wishes.
Commenting on the adoption of the NIS directive in a statement today, EC VP Andrus Ansip dubbed it the "first comprehensive piece of EU legislation on cybersecurity and a fundamental building block for our work in this area".
Commenting on the adoption of the NIS directive in a statement today, EC VP Andrus Ansip dubbed it the "first comprehensive piece of EU legislation on cybersecurity and a fundamental building block for our work in this area".
If you have preferences about end-of-life care, you should create a living will (also called an advance directive) – a written statement that clearly says what you want.
A twist came two days later when the Spanish government withdrew their directive, but a statement released by Dorna blocked any hope of the race returning in 2013 for the first time since the top 500cc race was won by American Kenny Roberts Jr in 1999.
Chast calls in an elder lawyer – someone who, as she says, specializes "in the two things that my parents and I found it most difficult to discuss: DEATH and MONEY". Her parents need essential estate planning documents, like a will and an advance directive – a written statement that expresses your wishes about end-of-life care.
This technique, which uses "directive" or "pragma" statements to annotate source codes written in traditional high-level languages, is designed to permit a unified code base to serve multiple computational platforms.
In the United Kingdom, although the British Medical Association cautiously approved the introduction of advance directives in a statement in May 1992 [ 9], there is still no legislation which deals with patient autonomy in the case of terminal illness.
