And, as of 2012, the organization garnered nearly $52 million that was divided into programs whose directives were to provide permanent safe water to more than 340,000 individuals worldwide.
Although our survey did not assess whether doctors would forego offering surgical care to patients who refused to suspend their DNR orders perioperatively, a recent study reported that 54% of surgeons queried would refuse to operate on patients whose directives placed limits on postoperative care [ 25].
whose directive on restructuring the banks in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis was, the author says, ignored or slow-walked by his own economic team.
Elissa Knight as EVE, a sleek robot probe whose directive is to locate vegetation on Earth and verify habitability.
Twenty years ago, Al Pacino starred in the movie version of David Mamet's "Glengarry Glen Ross," receiving an Oscar nomination for his performance as Ricky Roma, one of a group of shady real-estate agents whose directive from management is to "always be closing". .
In part, Messiah, I'm suggesting, goes patently counter to Romans 11, whose directive on Christian schadenfreude toward Jews, it's worth noting, is not contradicted anywhere in the NT.
He recalls his first assignment from the Philadelphia mob boss Angelo Bruno, whose sole directive was "You gotta do what you gotta do".
Unlike the fictional superhuman cyborg Robocop from the 1987 film, whose primary directive is to fight crime with lethal force, Robocoach is part of a project that "aims to bridge the digital divide among seniors aged 50 and above".
I am retiring for the night, secure in the knowledge that we have composed an unimpeachable document whose every directive will remain as relevant in the future as it is in 1789.
Her new no-holds-barred pugnacity and gleeful perseverance have revamped her image in the eyes of begrudging white male voters, who previously saw her as the sanctioning "sivilizer," a political Aunt Polly whose goody-goody directives made them want to head for the hills.
Her new supervisor is Igor Izotov, whose first staff directive was to forbid using sources tied to the criminal world, to which critics say the paper was dangerously close.
