Team effectiveness regarding CPR is found to be most optimal with a leader who demonstrates immediate directive leadership behaviour [ 46, 47].
Directive: Immediate response is essential.
The directives drew immediate criticism from the American Federation of Government Employees, which said the moves would hurt veterans, law enforcement officers and others.
The landmark directives sparked an immediate backlash from conservatives, who called them a violation of states' rights, as did Trump.
Moreover, Collins said, jurors believed that Libby had been carrying out a directive by his immediate boss, Cheney, to "go out and talk to reporters" to tarnish Wilson's reputation.
This Directive will have an immediate impact on the cable telecommunications industry in Europe; all Member States must submit evidence of compliance by April 2000.
So if you're wondering why Obama's 2011 directive did not spawn immediate public protest, you needn't wonder any longer.
Trump signed two executive orders Wednesday that call for the immediate construction of a wall and issue directives to crack down on unauthorized immigration, increase security at the southern border and expand agencies' deportation powers.
On 2 August, Hitler sent a directive to Kluge ordering "an immediate counter-attack between Mortain and Avranches".
Fred Sainz, Vice President for Communications for HRC, said, "Both the Macy v. Holder EEOC decision and the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs OFCCPP) Directive 2014-2 have provided real, immediate remedies for transgender workers".
Doctors should be sure to discuss with patients and families the implications and circumstances of advanced directives in the context of the immediate postoperative period.
