The groundings at airlines like American, Alaska, Delta and Southwest resulted from a broader round of inspections, ordered by the F.A.A., to determine whether the airlines have complied with past directives to check airplane structures, wires, electronics and other components.
The philosopher's most famous directive was "Check your premises," but those in her orbit never dared question hers.
Regression analyses showed a significant increase in the rate of open directive questions (RR=2.14; P=0.001), checking questions (RR=1.66; P=0.034), 'other types of questions' (RR=2.06; P<0.001), and total assessment types (RR=1.83; P<0.001) used by trained residents compared with untrained residents.
Environmental contaminants are monitored in aquatic organisms, particularly in fish, for compliance checking with regulatory directives.
Monitoring chemical concentrations in biota can be used for compliance checking with regulatory directives, for identification of chemical sources or event-related environmental risk assessment.
Many countries protected consumer health from possible drug residues in fish by setting tolerable concentrations of drug residues, and surveillance agencies had been checking for compliance with the relevant directives.
The directive /invertStereo/ inverts all chirality designations, allowing efficient checking for enantiomers.
According to the EU Directive, this phase should include a safety audit, checking each project part from a safety perspective.
For all these services to function someone has to manage ledgers and settlements, maintain checking and savings accounts, as well as meet capital requirements, manage risk and comply with governmental directives and regulations.
France's civil aviation authority said today that it had issued a worldwide directive ordering checks of engine mounts on Airbus A330 jets equipped with Pratt & Whitney 4000 engines after cracks in a fastener were discovered on one plane.
