Thus, the gleeful reaction by some to Mr. Bieber's misbehavior may connect to two directives imposed upon children today: the need to overprepare for the demanding and perilous world of work, and the loss of innocence that preparation entails.
In response to lawsuits stemming from foreclosure abuse and insurance, Fannie Mae has issued a directive, calling upon its servicers to discontinue payment of commissions and lower costly premiums.
To be honest it's always been on our minds, pretty much since day one and we've been waiting for the day where big Jesse Pearson (god himself), sticks his head through the clouds and with a booming aural directive, thrust upon us the burden, and honour, of our own pet Gross Jar.
State statutes, based upon directives from trained engineers hired by the Board of Internal Improvement, required that turnpike construction follow complex procedures.
Read part one of our investigation of the derailment of the SEC here. .
This allows objectivity and reproducibility in follow-up and is a pragmatic approach based upon directives from pharmaceutical companies or their agents conducting clinical trials, latterly contained within the RECIST (response to treatment in solid tumours) guidelines [ 5].
In every important vote, all party members are required to vote as a bloc and to follow to the letter the directives that they agreed upon collectively or that were decided for them by the party leaders.
The Party no longer issues directives; it lays down principles upon which Government should act.
Campbell et al. decided upon three research directives for prediction: death after ICU discharge (but before hospital discharge), readmission to the ICU within 48 hours of ICU discharge (again, before hospital discharge), and readmission to the ICU at any point after ICU discharge (and before hospital discharge).
In it, Larsen issues a series of tart, pointed directives for those who would embark upon his profession, including "Cuff links without a jacket?
