They become a directive to the nation.
If anything, his directive to the police emphasises how subject the law is to political influence.
Ms. Milgram said she planned to release data about the directive to the public later this year.
"It's a directive to the police to use your imagination," said Robert Perry of the New York Civil Liberties Union.
I agree with the majority that § 109's directive to the agency is no less an "intelligible principle" than a host of other directives that we have approved.
After numerous complaints were received on Tuesday morning, Ms. LePore issued this directive to the county's 106 precincts: "Attention all poll workers.
The Ayers suit, filed in 1975, has roots in a 1969 federal directive to the state to draft a plan to eliminate segregation at Mississippi campuses.
In May, President Bush issued a directive to the heads of the executive departments and agencies to reduce energy use at federal buildings.
Mr. Seltzer showed the writer a copy, in English and Chinese, of a census questionnaire and also a bilingual copy of a "Directive" to the people.
On Monday, Turnbull issued a directive to the Senate crossbench to pass two stalled pieces of industrial relations laws or face a 2 July double dissolution election.
Ed Byrne is an anagram of Be Nerdy, the Irish standup tells us, and he's most effective when following that directive to the letter.
