In late March, Clegg wrote to the administration calling for withdrawal of that directive. .
"Within the framework of the review of Annex X to Directive 2000/60/EC [1], as provided for in Article 16(4) of that Directive, the Commission shall consider inter alia the substances set out in Annex III to this Directive ([59] for possible identification as priority substances or priority hazardous substances.
Finally, it must be made unequivocally clear once and for all that our Directive on the Legal Protection of Biotechnological Inventions excludes not only the patentability of the human being, of parts of the human genetic make-up and of interference with the genome, but also forbids the cloning of human beings at all phases of their development.
He said in court, under questioning by a lawyer for the cheerleaders, David Starnes, that his directive violated a school policy that allowed students to express their religious viewpoints at nongraduation events.
Nancy Sims, a copyright librarian at the University of Minnesota and a lawyer, has been hoping for a directive that applies to all federal agencies for several years.
Aaron Porter, then the NUS president, recalls that the directive for party members to sign the pledge came from the Lib Dems' campaign department rather than the party leadership.
So much effort has been put into Basel 2, and so many European banks are braced for the future directive, that there is no turning back now.
Still, these officials emphasize that directives for new terrorist attacks against the United States may have been issued before the American-led military campaign began, and that those operations could still be mounted without further orders from Al Qaeda's leaders.
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