It commanded all cabinet officers and agency heads to execute these directives.
The President's directive to close the Southern border entirely would also run counter to the executive branch's duty to faithfully execute the law.
The advance directive can be laid down in binding form (doctors must execute the patient's wishes in any case) or in non-binding form (as statements of wishes to be given due respect, i.e. in case of doubt, doctors are allowed to deviate from the given directives).
Many state constitutions included clauses like Georgia's in 1777: "Schools shall be erected in each county, and supported at the general expense of the State". But how to execute this directive?
Will Johnson Security execute the idea?
Consistently executed the synergy of company directives.
Ms. Toh's and Mr. Leonardelli's answer to that apparent paradox is that, where there has been a top-down decision to support female leaders, tight cultures are very good at executing that directive.
How a draughtsman might choose to execute such directives across a particular wall could potentially result in many different outcomes, any one of which would nevertheless reveal the initial appropriate simplicity of the instructions.
The prime directive of Box 1 is to focus single-mindedly on executing the tasks directly in front of you.
The Transit Authority was responsible for executing the designs and producing the signs in its own sign shop, and Mr. Noorda's directives were not always followed.
