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Not long after the 2014 season, Kevin Uhlich, the Royals' senior vice president for business operations, approached two ring companies, Jostens and Herff Jones, and gave them the same set of directives for a prospective A.L. pennant ring.

This file simply contains some procmail directives for a spam-detection-enabled simulation of the legacy (old) vacation program.

To that end, it asks the Commission to present, in the first half of 1996, draft negotiating directives for a trade and economic cooperation agreement, which will be examined by the Council in the light of developments in the political and economic situation in Cuba.

The decision includes a directive for a secret ballot election, which Mr. Waters said would proceed soon despite Northwestern's appeal.

On Wednesday, the council agreed its text on net neutrality and roaming, a first stage in producing a directive for a European single market for electronic communications, which is scheduled to come into effect from 30 June next year.

And though there is no specific provision in the directive for a traveling workplace, like an orchestral tour, the London Symphony will bring its own plexiglass screens to the stage of Avery Fisher Hall.

As early as November 1992, the tribunal heard, Bosnian Serb leaders had issued a directive for a campaign to force the Muslim populations of a string of towns, including Srebrenica, to "abandon the area".

Heathrow breaches the EU air quality directive for a number of pollutants, but nitrogen dioxide is the most intractable as local traffic and congestion is bound to increase in line with passenger numbers.

It follows that her spouse is not eligible, on the basis of the directive, for a derived right of residence in the member state of which his spouse is now a national.

Clinton's directive, for a study looking directly at the impact on US national security from trafficking operations, could prove critical to stamping out the cruel and illegal practices of killing endangered rhinos for their horns or elephants for their tusks.

On the European level the "Directive for a common framework for electronic signatures" will be adopted in the European Community this year.