The order, in the form of a directive signed by Attorney General David Samson, requires local law enforcement agencies to seek the approval of liaisons -- most likely deputy attorneys general and assistant county prosecutors -- before the agencies submit such search warrant requests to judges.
The article caused a sensation in China, with major and minor media seizing on it and reporting it – before censorship struck, shortly after publication, in the form of a directive issued on Tuesday by state propaganda authorities to stop all republication and reporting, according to the United States-based China Digital Times, a media site.
This should ideally take the form of a directive from the Executive Director.
As a result of the new legislation which made it mandatory to identify and follow-up children of mentally ill parents [ 7], all hospitals in the northern region of Norway received information in form of a directive [ 6].
This could take the form of a directive, such as a proposed health information directive that gives participating individuals the ability to pre-specify uses for which they do or do not wish to give informed consent in the future [ 25].
Authenticity is connected with its dynamic and educative character as well as its capacity to promote inquiry skills, provide a sense of freedom and form a self-directive purpose [ 55, 56].
Arnow et al. [ 46] found that a directive form of therapy for depression entailed a closer link between the working relationship and outcome than did a non-directive therapy, although they had hypothesized the opposite.
Trauma reexposure is a form of directive psychotherapy that involves encouraging the victim to recount the trauma and, through gradual reexposure to the trauma in memory, change his or her emotional reactions in an effort to come to a new understanding of the experience.
The issue could take on more urgency if lawmakers in Brussels passed a directive, a form of binding European law not subject to local interpretation.
