She testified that the directive to take down anonymous shopping came from Chao "and members of his team".
His directive to take the time you need came to stand for a more general spirit of tolerance and trust toward his writers.
6.07pm BST Campbell is asked again about the directive to take down anonymous shopping: I believe it was Henry Chao and members of his team..
"A directive to take action against lifeboats of sunken vessels and crew members drifting in the sea would, for psychological reasons, hardly be acceptable to U-boat crews, since it would be contrary to the innermost feelings of all sailors.
"Like if you're making a movie for women, you have to be very careful because they're not going to know the difference between fiction and a directive to take action.
Taking its title from the first line of that poem, Forché's memoir starts off slowly, as she describes in minute detail how she made the fateful and seemingly inexplicable decision to follow a mysterious stranger's directive to take such a perilous trip.
It would take a further two years after the proposals had been adopted for the directive to take effect.
As ancient historian Adrienne Mayor notes in Greek Fire, Poison Arrows & Scorpion Bombs: Biological and Chemical Warfare in the Ancient World, Marcellus' directive to take Archimedes alive, assumedly to be put to work for the Roman army, may be the first instance of an attempt to capture an enemy biochemical weapon scientist.
"I will commit this country to working closely with Fifa and Caf, by following their directives to make sure we take football forward," said Nyamweya in his acceptance speech.
