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(Mr. Spano preceded the directive with a mandate that all employees receive computer training).

Meanwhile, Europe's business lobbies are pondering the directive with mixed feelings.

A landmark directive with the potential to ban tar sands oil from Europe has been reprieved, the Guardian has learned.

For makeup, Aaron De May translated Scott's directive with a dense shiny eye, bronzed skin and a subtle lip.

At the time, EU officials insisted that strong non-binding recommendations could ultimately be more effective than a weaker directive with legal force.

The decision states that the government's re-submission "satisfies the conditions set in the directive", with the caveat of short-term measures being put in place.

All these initiatives, to be realised by private developers, are part of a central government directive with little concern for locale, much less common sense.

Mystery shoppers for the report into crisis pregnancy centres found that the counselling given by Life was not exactly "non-directive", with Life's Oxford care centre claiming "strong evidence" of a link between abortion and breast cancer, while a Life centre in Reading claimed that 25% of women who have had abortions "need quite long-term counselling after it".

Finally, three metals (cadmium, cobalt and lead) exceeded the limit value specified by the Toy Safety Directive (with cadmium and cobalt also exceeding the soil limit).

Despite these excesses, the UN signed a Joint Operational Directive with Congo's army as it launched yet another operation against the FDLR, this one dubbed Amani Leo ("Peace Today"), during January 2010.

Some of the key points of the rapporteurs' reports include: The need to replace the current 1995 Data Protection Directive with a directly applicable Regulation.