It is impossible for advanced directives to address adequately the myriad of clinical situations that may be encountered in the operative setting.
In Australia, policy directives to address the needs of people with disability in hospitals have been evident only in one state [ 27].
The European Union has enacted two directives to address the increasing concerns on e-waste: the Restriction on the Use of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) and the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) (European Union 1995, 1996; LaDou and Lovegrove 2008; Ogunseitan et al. 2009).
That's what that directive was meant to address.
The 2011 Obama directive was intended to address long-standing issues with how schools nationwide were handling sexual assault claims, problems which included sluggish investigations, underreported statistics, and poor treatment of assault survivors.
As with other recent measures, AUMA dedicates significant revenue to law enforcement, who will finally have both clear directives and sufficient funding to address those who continue to operate outside of the licensed market.
The report was intended to address a Supreme Court directive that the agency decide whether such gases threaten people's health or welfare.
Furthermore, the results show that firms do not sign agreements with shipping lines that extend beyond the year 2015, but instead write long, flexible agreements with rail operators, enabling an increase in freight strategy to address the sulphur directive.
A clear strategy for respondents to address the sulphur directive and uncertainty factors is to not write sea transport agreements with shipping lines that extend beyond the year 2015.
In this case modelling was used to address Water Framework Directive in the following: (1) Characterisation of aquifers and the status of groundwater by integration of existing knowledge and new hydrogeological information.
