Niemeyer said his colleagues seem to acknowledge that the same directive issued by a different president would be acceptable.
Well, certain chemical systems, ones whose chemical reaction is to make copies of themselves, respond to that same powerful directive.
The same directives have been acquired also in the Rural Development Plans approved by some regional governments.
The rules on a tour operator's responsibilities in this area were set out in 1992, by the same EU directive that introduced rules on financial protection for holidaymakers.
43 It is apparent from recital 20 in the preamble that Directive 2001/29 is based on the principles and rules already laid down in the directives in force in this area, inter alia Directive 92/100 on rental right and lending right (now Directive 2006/115) and Directive 93/98 harmonising the term of protection of copyright (now Directive 2006/116).
Republicans claim that the president in issuing that directive has overstepped his authority.
In fact, Fleet Adm. Chester W. Nimitz, who succeeded Admiral Kimmel, reissued the same readiness directive that Admiral Kimmel had in place on Dec. 7, 1941.
103 It is true that in Directives 92/100 and 2006/115 the European Union legislature used the term 'remuneration' instead of the term 'compensation' employed in Directive 2001/29.
The Office of Management and Budget estimates that the directive saved more than $600 million in the first two quarters of this fiscal year, compared with the same period in 2010.
In this paper, we introduce EMRlog, a model that contrasts directive versus implemented policies.
In other words, it is pointless to have an authoritative directive if, in order to discover what the directive is, you have to engage in the same reasoning that reliance on the directive is supposed to replace.
