Viviane Reding, a vice president of the European Commission, has proposed a measure that would impose procedures for the selection of board members at companies with revenue of €50 million, or $65 million, until they reached a quota of 40 percent of women as board members.
On the downside, a role as an administrator requires a certain separation and distance, as it normally involves setting limits and imposing procedures.
Planting did resume, but after an attack on the border, Israel imposed security procedures on exiting trucks that left fresh produce baking in the sun, rendering it worthless.
The original indictment contended that Mr. Schiff had imposed accounting procedures that underreported rebate liabilities to wholesalers, resulting in company sales and earnings that appeared stronger than they were by more than $500 million over two years.
And we know the Fisc has imposed minimization procedures on more and more of the government's 215 orders in recent years – doing so for 176 orders last year – which is the hallmark of some kind of bulk program.
Trial product was administered in addition to standard treatment for injuries and bleeding at the participating hospitals, and no restrictions were imposed on procedures deemed necessary by the attending physician, including surgical interventions, resuscitation strategies, and use of blood products.
To maximize the usefulness and minimize the heterogeneity of the publicly available data, stricter standardization methods should be defined and imposed on procedures such as data collection and pre-processing.
The French government had decided not to impose any procedure on the gathering, and we milled and pushed forward among police vans and TV broadcasting trucks without any direction.
Before 1947 all practical planning was characterized by a series of authoritatively imposed rules of procedure and priorities.
The plan is also the first under a procedure imposed by a referendum approved last year to impose more rigor on the capital plan.
