During the summer of 2010, the dozen or so accountants and tax agents of Group 7822 of the Internal Revenue Service office in Cincinnati got a directive from their manager.
He asked, "Do we have any idea how effective the enforcement of O.C.R. is?" Perhaps, he suggested, "anybody who gets a directive from them will hop to it".
But, Ryan added, he asked for and received a go-ahead after the Twins got a directive from Major League Baseball telling them "to assume we're playing but to stay flexible".
It was unclear yesterday whether the vote would be binding, but the letter sent home with the ballot said that the goal was to get "a clear directive from parents" as to what to do.
Analysts say Mittals investment is likely to be a one-off deal, since foreign companies are wary of entering India until they get a clear directive from the government on its pricing strategy.
Whereas, with a directive, Member States get a bit more flexibility because it's up to them how they implement the substance of the thing.
"But we've got an emissions directive that is going to shut down a quarter of our coal-fired powers stations before 2020.
The San Francisco Department of Public Health began tracing the disease, linked it to certain sexual practices, and made recommendations stop having sex to gay men to avoid getting sick, a directive that defied the chief reason why many gay men had migrated to the Castro, and for what gay rights activists in San Francisco had fought for years.
I think, speaking to people who didn't have the forty-eight hour working time directive thing, we get a lot more time to go home and enjoy ourselves and be outside the hospital than they ever did and I think that's a good thing, I feel like I've got a bit more of a life.
22, Foundation) I think, speaking to people who didn't have the forty-eight hour working time directive thing, we get a lot more time to go home and enjoy ourselves and be outside the hospital than they ever did and I think that's a good thing, I feel like I've got a bit more of a life.
