Indeed, the most recent addition to the ePrivacy Directive (pertaining to cookies) is still more than five years old, having been added back in 2009.
Health policies are guidelines, directives or principles pertaining to the health sector that govern the action or inaction that influence the health of the population [ 4].
"The Truth About Chile" (editorial, Feb. 15) suggests that the Central Intelligence Agency has not followed President Clinton's directive to declassify documents pertaining to human rights abuses and political violence in Chile during the Allende and Pinochet eras.
Therefore, the interviews were organized and conducted with non-directive, chronologically oriented questions pertaining to the HST and life pre- and post-earthquake.
In the last decade, the European Union promoted several directives dealing with strategies and methodologies pertaining to buildings energy demand reduction.
According to the same Directive (Chapter II, Definitions, Article 4, Definitions): "radiotherapeutic" means pertaining to radiotherapy, including nuclear medicine for therapeutic purposes.
They also stressed the need to strengthen public private partnerships for holistic programme delivery, and the need for the Ministry of Federal Affairs and Local Development to issue directives to local bodies to implement the provision of the Local Development Act pertaining to ECDs.
Second, Trump's directive states that the DNI and the Joint Chiefs chair "shall attend where issues pertaining to their responsibilities and expertise are to be discussed".
There are a number of different governance mechanisms available within the European context to address some of the ethical, legal and social issues pertaining to SynBio's health applications that range from hard laws (i.e. directives and regulations) to soft laws (i.e. codes of conduct, ethical review, and public engagement), which have been listed in the columns of Table 3.
Since 1997, the child care centre staff is subjected according to the recent European legislation (Directive 93/43/EEC and Regulation EC 852/2004) to a mandatory periodic training in the form of formal courses pertaining to food safety and good hygienic practices, but without specific instructions on safe formula handling.
