Eventually kept getting closer — 12 years, 1 year, then an urgent directive: "Bring him in this week".
In late March, an "extra urgent" directive came down from regulators to ban online video spoofs and parodies that "distort, mock, or defame classical literary and artworks," a measure that seemed a parody of the censorship apparatus.
The truth is that we know -- not suspect but know -- that the atrocities of Abu Ghraib were the predictable effects of a new policy of torture, and of an urgent directive that the interrogators obtain actionable intelligence by any means.
While Toyota's problems have been brewing for months, the signals for Toyota owners on Wednesday were especially dizzying, complete with seemingly urgent government directives, both here and abroad; warnings from a prominent computer expert, and the continued sense that Toyota has a long way to go to alleviate its customers' anxiety.
Before the summit, a government source said: "We think there should be urgent adoption of [the directive].
But she said that he did not recommend that the agency issue its most urgent warning, an Airworthiness Directive, which would have required airlines to fix any problems.
Ultimately, we now have a directive which meets an urgent need.
The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the BART accident and recently issued "urgent recommendations" to the FTA that sought a directive requiring "redundant" safety measures, such as warning systems for all rail workers.
An urgent task in Europe is to reformulate the EU directive on good clinical trials and to discuss ethics from a wider perspective.
Having said that, it is necessary to stress that this directive deals with a complex and delicate situation requiring an urgent solution.
