Today's grounding directive, which calls for extensive inspection of the aircraft, supersedes an order yesterday for the airlines to inspect the critical bolts that hold the huge engines on the wings.
Through extensive archival research, Foster also examines NASA's directives about sexual discrimination, the technological issues in integrating women into the corps, and the popular media's discussion of women in space.
More marines have died stateside in 2008 than in Iraq or Afghanistan on motorcycles according to a Pentagon report published in USA Today May 7th , 2009 prompting new directives requiring service members to undergo extensive safety training including psychological assessments.
Moreover, new target-driven political and managerial directives engendered bureaucracy and legislation, creating extensive paperwork and adding to the work of staff, especially nurses.
The key for every hospital or medical department to adapt their working time model to the European Working Time Directive and their changing needs is an extensive and precise analysis of the workload.
China's National Audit Office (NAO), following directives from the national authorities in Beijing, undertook an extensive accounting and auditing of the books of all of the nation's local spending authorities.
Their children's lives were less customized to their preferences or to their parents' notions of how to develop their particular talents; discipline came in the form of directives and, sometimes, threats of physical punishment; talk was less extensive and less geared toward drawing out a child's opinions.
The problem of HCV infection in prison is extensive and troublesome, but both in US and in Europe [ 11, 12], according to directives, correctional facilities should seriously cope with the problem of HCV infection.
Commissioners had extensive access to other documentation, much of it unsolicited and sent electronically, including national and regional directives, meeting papers, business cases, reports, patient satisfaction surveys, guidelines, pathways, and performance, activity, financial and referral data.
The EU directive on markets in financial instruments is described as burdensome to wealth managers because it requires extensive trade-tracking data to be provided to regulators.
The same study cited earlier research which found that parents of both genders used "directives" when teaching their 2- to 4-year-old sons how to climb down a playground pole but offered extensive "explanations" to daughters.
