Значения термина presidential directive на английском

Afghan government officials were not immediately available to confirm the reported presidential directive.

Such findings are a principal form of presidential directive used to authorize secret operations by the CIA.

That's a presidential directive.

With NASA in turmoil, and a presidential directive to return to the moon, will a science fiction-oriented agency like NIAC survive?

The committee's report also faults the administration for over-classifying the project, which was launched with a still-classified presidential directive signed in January.

But here he was in LA, thousands of miles from the action, with the clock ticking on his own personal presidential directive.

The ministry asked for "an official order regarding this presidential directive to serve as a legal basis for our troops to follow".

Uganda Prisons Service said it was complying with a presidential directive banning prisoners from accessing anyone outside jail for 30 days from March 20.

These were presidential directives, which are sorta laws, but sorta not.

The Presidential Directives include:

They are fighting against Homeland Security Presidential Directive-12 (HSPD-12) that President Bush issued in August 2004.

Authorization, by Presidential directive, of an increase in the number of beds available for sick and disabled veterans;

Documents pertaining to a second NSA program called Boundless Informant were also reportedly leaked by him to the Guardian, as was a Presidential Directive.

Presidential Directive-39, June 21, 1995.

The idea of imaginary inflatable settlements returned in the 1990s when, as part of National Security Presidential Directive 6, President George H.W.