The Obama administration finalized the regulations around the time it issued its directive to public schools regarding transgender students.
After the flooding during Hurricane Katrina in 2005, top brass with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers conceded it had failed in its directive to protect New Orleans from hurricane storm surge.
Until the White House resolves its stance on the Syrian leader it will be very hard for those tasked to apply its directive to degrade and destroy IS more effectively.
But frantic efforts by utilities to increase power generation at plants outside the worst-hit zones, as well as a public drive to conserve energy, has eased the energy shortfall, allowing the government to lower its directive to 15 percent.
Its directive to obey its operator has been overridden by the knowledge that it cannot proceed.
Its directive to attack quickly became one to dig in and hold its ground, and by nightfall the entire 4th North Korean Division was across the river.
On right-wing radio, the argument reflects what Boykin writes in a Colorado Christian University essay, that the "Koran is unequivocal in its directive to Muslims to establish a global Islamic state... with Sharia as the only law of the land".
The United Nations praised NATO's efforts both to adjust its tactical directives to troops and to retrain them to adhere to the new standards.
It is clear, of course, that a State Police office also sends its principal directives to the frontier, for the contents of this letter deal with the treatment of individuals who had been caught and that, of course, happened at the frontier.
