It's a proper directive," said Rob Hunter, general manager of the Municipal Water District of Orange County.
They all have in common essentially these issues: (i) only directive policies are considered, and many operations can be required [ 7– 9]; (ii) only consistency of implemented policies is verified, without proper contrast to directive policies.
"A decision such as this is not based on emotion; it is based upon applying the proper laws, policies and directives that govern law enforcement".
The voter will then be given a provisional ballot — special ballots that can be counted only after the voter's eligibility is verified — at the proper polling place, the directive said.
Wharton cherished libraries: she had begun her self-motivated and socially anomalous intellectual education in her father's study, and she gave directives for the proper design of libraries in "The Decoration of Houses".
As a consequence, a balance in cost and performance could be achieved through proper material design as per directive of Europe states by 2015.
When the captain and first sergeant finish with the refresher class, another soldier stands up front and reads a directive about the proper way to spell "Abu Ghraib" on our interrogation reports.
It can regrettably be noted, however, that despite the existing relevant legal framework, a number of EU directives and resolutions remain without proper implementation.
There are several armed service regulations and IC directives that outline the legal and proper handling and storage of classified information.
Proper Planning Helps Avoid Troubles Judge Laws writes in the directive he is preparing, "After family, I value clarity of mind and the capacity to make decisions.
