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"In the name of social protection, the E.U. has promoted unnecessary measures that impose burdens on businesses and governments, and can destroy jobs," he argued, adding a list of directives that he would like to scrap.

Now let me emphasize -- and I want to -- I can't emphasize this strongly enough: There are certain basic values that this country stands for and this president strongly believes in, and those values are reflected in the directives that he has issued regarding the treatment of Al Qaeda detainees, and those who do not meet those standards are going to be held accountable.

Catholic schools and hospitals should be allowed not to accept government directives that they maintain conflict with their principles.

In the folder of papers that he carried with him to the hospital were the advance directives that spelled out how he wanted to live and that recapitulated conversations he had had with his children years ago about the inevitable end of his life.

"There are two government directives that are completely clashing," he said.

He issued pivotal directives that helped extend the obscure pilot program, said Xiang Hanwu, a county official.

Earlier in the day, he signed five executive orders, including directives that set new ethics rules for state employees.

He revoked Pope John Paul II's 1988 directives that had allowed bishops and priests in China to operate without the mandate of the Vatican.

Of the advance directives that have been executed, many, if not most, are too vague to be truly useful.

The President, however, has issued a raft of contradictory directives that ultimately instruct the government to do neither.

Paperwork itself, the doctors said, was sometimes erratically transmitted, and directives that did exist were not updated.