The commission will "analyse" and "address" carbon leakage in a directive on the next generation of the ETS, coming out in early 2009.
The initial 15 before a hyphen refers to vents formed in 2015, and this nomenclature is a directive of JMA.
Proposals have been made that in-house counsel privilege should be recognized in an amendment of Regulation 17/62, in a Directive harmonizing the role of lawyers in the EC, or by special decision.
This process has its roots in an EU directive of October 2000, which introduced the concept of an Electronic Money Institution, or ELMI.
Many of these contain a kernel of truth, perhaps a line in a draft proposal or a footnote in a directive that has been taken out of context and blown out of proportion.
In May 2006, a directive from the Drug Controller General of India was circulated to relevant officials, requiring the withdrawal of manufacturing licences for veterinary formulations of diclofenac.
Although rape crisis services and a related protocol were available since late 1986 [ 11], a more comprehensive health sector response to violence against women started in 1994, with the first One-Stop Crisis Centre (OSCC) established in Kuala Lumpur; and in 1996, with a specific directive of the Ministry of Health [ 12].
Because of the disagreement, the European Union essentially avoided the issue in a sweeping new directive of digital copyrights that is expected to pass the European Parliament on Wednesday.
The issue could take on more urgency if lawmakers in Brussels passed a directive, a form of binding European law not subject to local interpretation.
In keeping with a directive from Secretary of Defense Leon E. Panetta, the Marine Corps has also been studying ways to bring more women into combat units, as well as into its infantry officer corps.
