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He's 66, and tattooed on his own chest is an informal advance directive: "Shock Thrice," meaning that after three attempts at defibrillation, the team should stop resuscitation and allow him to die.
When Mr. Martin-Artajo directed Mr. Grout to record losses only in extreme circumstances, he claimed that the directive came from New York, meaning the bank's senior management.
When, for example, Mr. Martin-Artajo directed Mr. Grout to record losses only in extreme circumstances, he claimed the directive came from New York, meaning the senior management of the bank.
The rest have mostly been cobbled together through a combination of bureaucratic directives, international agreements, and court battles, meaning that in many cases, Obama's legacy could be quickly erased by whoever takes control of the executive branch next year.
There is no mention of autism in the Recovery Act, meaning the $60 million is not a congressional directive, or so-called disease earmark, that would be anathema to many scientists.
The New York Times Chinese service will be hosted on servers overseas, meaning that it does not have to abide by Chinese censorship directives – but it could be blocked by the country's "great firewall".
But the president's directive requires federal participation in what are known as emergency load reductions, meaning that they would be among the first to sharply curtail demand when supplies reach critical lows.
Thus, well meaning attempts to protect the autonomy of the individual, with advanced care directives for example, may actually oppose their deepest values.
