A13 Catholics Split on Gay Priests Grappling with the implications of a Vatican directive issued last week that would bar most gay men from seminaries, Roman Catholics at parishes around the country offered contrasting interpretations of its impact on the priesthood, on the potential for future sexual abuse by clergy members and on the church itself.
There is need therefore, for the Ministry of Education and Vocational Training to re-examine the policy implications of its 2006 directive and issue operational guidelines to guide implementation especially if the over age children continue to remain integrated in regular classes.
'Anticipating the Likely Implications of the EU Employee Information and Consultation Directive in Ireland', in: Adding Value Through Information and Consultation, ed.
Correlation tables set out clearly what the implications of the adoption of any EU directive are for transposition of the latter into the national law of each Member State.
To address this gap, this paper presents a comprehensive life cycle assessment of microwaves and assesses the environmental implications of the Standby Regulation and the WEEE Directive at the EU level.
Directive 2006/115 codifies and reiterates, in terms analogous to those of Directive 92/100, the provisions of that directive.
Directive 2006/115 codifies and reproduces, in analogous terms, the provisions of Directive 92/100.
Directive 2006/116 codifies and reproduces, in analogous terms, the provisions of Directive 93/98.
But BlackBerry will not comply with that sort of directive.
At one point the philosophers on the commission, including Sulmasy, led a discussion of Kant's ethical imperative to treat persons as ends, not means, and what implications that directive might have for injecting children with an anthrax vaccine.
