Was it a general directive?
The primary schools, especially, experienced rapid growth because the states gave highest priority to the universalization of elementary education in order to fulfill the constitutional directive of providing universal, free, and compulsory education for all children up to the age of 14. Most, but not all, children had a primary school within 1 km (0.6 mile) of their homes.
The fictional equivalent Star Trek advances is the Prime Directive - the governing universal law which prohibits humans from interfering in the evolution or cultural-religious beliefs of the aliens they encounter.
Creative planning for accessibility, universal design, and highly sustainable directives that respect resources are an integral part of our philosophy.
The basic universal service obligation laid down in Directive 2002/22/EC is to provide users who so request with a connection to the public telephone network from a fixed location and at an affordable price.
To this end, the Commission will present, no later than autumn 2008, a review of the scope of the universal service obligation and proposals for reform of Directive 2002/22/EC to meet the appropriate public interest objectives.
These universal statements need to be translated into explicit directives so that they can be used as a baseline for service providers.
The directive makes clear that the government intends to ensure universal use of Green Dam on new computers in China.
As questions relating to the scope of the universal service obligation will therefore be fully dealt with in that separate procedure, this Directive only deals with other aspects of Directive 2002/22/EC.
Among them were freedom of the press, an independent judiciary, universal values and civil rights.The Communist Party has also warned its officials in a directive to guard against "viewpoints and theories proclaimed in the West".
The Universal ECG device is FDA approved and CE Marked in accordance with medical device directive (MDD) 93/42/EEC.
