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The draft directives do not articulate their intended purpose.
Nearly half the parents in the study were interested in creating an advance directive for their child.
The potential benefit of making advance directives available to people for mental health care was one of the driving forces behind the recommendations of the Commission on Mental Health Law Reform to amend the HCDA.
It would seem entirely logical that cars should be considered as machines and should, therefore, comply with the Machinery Directive. Except that the Directive specifically excludes road-going vehicles.
Those implementing measures previously linked to the EuP directive are now subsumed under 2009/125/EC.
* There is wide variability on which advance directives are discussed in North Carolina nursing programs.
Both the EU and China RoHS-type directives exempt deca-bromine their restrictions and neither addresses chlorine.
The directive will introduce a single reinsurance protocol across the European Union.
The Pastoral Directive, on the other hand, states emphatically that "a) the directives are to be interpreted broadly to favour sacramental reception by those eligible" (original emphasis).
To comply with the RoHS directive (EU Directive on the Restriction of certain Hazardous Substances in electrical and electronic equipment), Omron has already initiated efforts to produce and market products free from hazardous chemical substances.
Although the Directives' requirement that collection Facilities are "adequately available" without specifying just where they should be located, there are a number of other measures to which the automotive industry has to comply, such as the restriction since last July of certain heavy metals in new vehicles.
This makes it easier for EU Commissioners such as Frits Bolkestein to push modernization directives in areas such as EU financial market supervision, accounting oversight, and corporate governance standards reform initiatives that for many years have been blocked by national governments and private sector interests.
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