The structure of things being what it is, the principles of practical reason and morality (natural moral law and natural right) can be understood, accepted, and lived by, as fully directive in conscience, without needing to be regarded as (what they really are) an appeal from mind to mind, a plan — freely made to be freely adopted — for integral human fulfillment.
The UK will have to incorporate the rules into national law if the ban becomes a fully-fledged directive before the end of a Brexit transition period.
The lawsuit, led by New York Attorney General Barbara Underwood, and supported by Maryland, New Jersey, Illinois, Massachusetts, Oregon, California and New Mexico, is an effort to stop the Interior Department from fully implementing a directive to its law enforcement division to forgive mass bird kills, even when the animals are threatened or endangered.
Although only six countries had enacted the required legislation by the original deadline of October 2007, 15 member states have now fully implemented the directive, and two more are in the midst of drafting new laws.
There was insufficient government financial support to fully implement the directive [ 51].
This is because by the mid to late 1990s, Ghana's structural adjustment programme efforts had faded with slowed economic growth [ 24] contributing to a reduction in the allocation of government budget to the health sector and hence the subsequent inability to fully implement the directive.
The co-rapporteurs strongly recommend all Member States to transpose and fully implement the Directive.
(4) Certain Union rules applicable to sales of goods are still fragmented although rules on pre-contractual information requirements, the right of withdrawal and delivery conditions have already been fully harmonised in Directive 2011/83/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council.
Denmark is not a part of CEAS and has not fully implemented council directives on the reception, qualification, and asylum procedure.
The Durham Housing Authority has clearly stated, both in its brief and at oral argument, that it is fully complying with the directive of the Department of Housing and Urban Development concerning notice to tenants of reasons for their eviction.
That is how Julie found out, she said – "People were posting about it and signing petitions" – and though she did not fully understand what the directive entailed, she was close enough.
