It commanded all cabinet officers and agency heads to execute these directives.
His choice of ambassador to the Soviet Union was the dissident Rudolf Slansky, the namesake son of a former head of the Czechoslovak Communist Party who had been executed on directives from Moscow.
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 film also examines the forces driving soaring costs — among them, aggressive end-of-life treatments — and looks at several strategies proven to rein in excessive spending, like executing advance directives, rethinking screening tests and learning about the risks and benefits of elective procedures.
The report concludes that "a person-centered, family-oriented approach that honors individual preferences and promotes quality of life through the end of life should be a national priority". But how does one go about doing so given that only an estimated 25-30% of Americans have executed advance directives.
Neither a lawyer nor a doctor is necessary to execute a directive.
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.
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?
Whether health care professionals should respect a properly executed advance directive (AD) refusing life support in late-stage dementia even if the patient seems contented, is an ethically contested issue.
Ms Schiavo did not have a formal, written, executed advance directive.
Second, the provisioning agent1 executes the provisioning directives, supplied in a provisioning script (e.g., Listing 5).
