Under directives from Nintendo, he worked with the Japanese artists and programmers to remove references to intellectual property, religion, and alcohol from the American release, such as a truck's Coca-Cola logo, the red crosses on hospitals, and crosses on tombstones.
But he appears to be laboring under some short-sighted directives from London, as we saw earlier when Sterling Cooper was forced to boot the new account of a little something called Madison Square Garden because the very short-term profit maximization wasn't there.
Under a directive from Frito-Lay to cut utility costs, the managers at the Casa Grande plant have already installed skylights in conference rooms, offices and a finished goods warehouse to reduce the need for artificial light.
Under a directive from Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, pressured by groups like Rainforest Relief, the city is supposed to stop using tropical hardwood from endangered supplies, specifically "ipe," also known as Brazilian walnut, on its decking and benches.
Under a directive from President Bush, federal financing for embryonic stem cell research is limited to cell lines that had been created by 9 p.m. on Aug. 9, 2001.
The three-month pilot, under a directive from Israeli Defence Minister Moshe Ya'alon, was estimated to potentionally add as much as two hours to some Palestinians' commute as their travel options are constricted through Rayhan, Hala, Eliyahu and Eyal checkpoints.
Under the old system, principals fulfilled directives from the central office.
Also directives from our DNA.
Instead, they would receive directives from larger case-management agencies.
We receive directives from the hospital: "Please take this patient".
Instead, internet service providers have had to keep details of users' web access, email and internet phone calls for 12 months under an EU directive from 2009.
