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The government issued a directive warning doctors to return to work or face serious consequences.

Life magazine ran a feature on the giddy new comedy in the same issue that it ran Faulkner's "A Letter to the North," a directive warning the country to go slow in forcing changes on the South in the increasingly volatile matter of civil rights.

The American Heart Association guidelines currently do not recommend the use of ACE inhibitors and ARBs together, but there is no specific directive warning against their use in combination.

The Association of British Insurers slammed the new directive yesterday, warning that premiums for women would have to go up as a result.

As the crisis has mounted, the response has become tangled in politics, with rival ministers sometimes issuing contradictory directives and warnings.

But the U.N. Committee's unheeded directive is a warning about the damage being done to America's image and interests by our insistence on a degrading practice that's at odds with transnational medical ethics and legal consensus.

The Complaints A History Of Discrimination The new security directives do not explicitly mention Asian-Americans or any other group; moreover, Mr. Richardson accompanied the directives with a warning that they should not be seen as an excuse to question the "loyalty and patriotism" of Asian-Americans as a group.

He offers stern directives throughout ("A warning here, senator") and ends up recommending as an alternative "The Predator State," by James K. Galbraith.

The Irish News notes that this trip came five months after a directive from the Department of Health warning staff to exercise constraint in relation to travel and accommodation.

Tyrie pointed out that the toy safety directive requirements had issued a warning that children under the age of eight could suffocate.

But she said that he did not recommend that the agency issue its most urgent warning, an Airworthiness Directive, which would have required airlines to fix any problems.