He says the FDA has "historically been in the pocket of the tuna industry", and has failed to give specific directives about how to get the health benefits of fish while avoiding mercury.The news about mercury also underscores the importance of developing a federal policy to control emissions.
Di Risio explained, "Now we have people that have specific managerial directives with objectives".
Although MacArthur had no specific directive to do so, and the fighting on Luzon was far from over, he committed his forces to liberate the remainder of the Philippines.
If Trump really believes the intelligence community's assessment of Russian election interference, as he now insists he does, then surely he has given specific directives to our national security and intelligence leaders to address it.
"But, since Obama's directive in November 2014, the operations had specific targets, and if other people around were undocumented and they didn't fall within the administration's priorities, they were not taken in".
Consider writing advanced care directives if you consider yourself elderly, have ever had any life-threatening conditions or have specific care requests.
It's not entirely clear whether regulators have issued a specific directive stating that men can't be shown wearing earrings, or whether broadcasters are making their own decisions and self-censoring based on what is considered culturally appropriate.
"There has to be a clear and specific directive at the level of the dean and the president".
The basic idea that made all this possible was not his but, almost certainly, was contained in a specific directive from Heydrich, who had sent him to Vienna in the first place.
He gave his architect, Peter Wilson, a very specific directive: wherever he was in the apartment, he had to have easy access to a television.
