In Japan, the use of advance directives is inadequate; only 2% of workers in nursing homes know the exact meaning of an advance directive [ 22].
A product that is 1,000 times more expensive than tap water, isn't required to meet the exacting standards of the European drinking water directive (and frequently doesn't), doesn't taste any better and is responsible for its very own waste mountain.
This exact scenario would occur in the UK if the directive was changed as proposed.
Advance directive (AD) use is uncommon in surgical patients, yet the exact reasons for this are unknown.
The exact extent of old-growth timber has never been mapped, despite directives to do so under the last Forest Service policy statement, issued in 1989.
Nevertheless, even with the more recent recourse to subject-specific regulatory texts with relatively strong binding potency, such as the European Directive 98/44/EC on the legal protection of biotechnological inventions, defining the exact contours of patentability exclusions with regards to biological material has become an increasingly complex task.
There are dozens of such directive documents circulated among officers each year similar operations orders on the exact same marijuana enforcement protocol as the new one were distributed to police in 2011 and in 2013 under Commissioner Ray Kelly.
A directive on "Palestinian issues" sent to Cairo, Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Amman, Damascus and Riyadh demanded the exact travel plans and vehicles used by leading members of Hamas and the Palestinian Authority, without explaining why.
"The goal is to support Member States to get better at cybersecurity, not dictate the exact methods for achieving this outcome," a spokesperson noted in an email on the directive.
This directive came eight months after a federal judge issued an order to the exact contrary and more than seven months after the United States Supreme Court found marriage a constitutional right for same-sex couples.
