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Curious Directive's superbly confident multi-layered Your Last Breath was a case in point.
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While more government information is now available online, the Directive's limitations have also become clearer.
Alexander Howard: Tracking the Progress of the White House Open Government Directive Alexander Howard 2010
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Liveblogging the Open Government Directive's launch | techPresident
Liveblogging the Open Government Directive's launch Scola, Nancy 2009
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Citizens can visit the Directive's drafting of the final report at the collaborative writing site Mixed Ink. The report -- and your voice -- will go straight to the president.
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The departments will be judged on whether their meeting the Open Government Directive's call to becomes more responsive to FOIA requests.
Gauging open government: What do you want to see on the White House's newest dashboard? Scola, Nancy 2009
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So, the Directive's "science" knows nothing of Vitamin C preventing and curing scurvy, Vitamin D preventing and curing rickets and osteoporosis, or vitamin B curing and preventing anemia.
CODEX is in HR 875: Learn why your health depends on stopping it 2009
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The departments will be judged on whether their meeting the Open Government Directive's call to becomes more responsive to FOIA requests.
Gauging open government: What do you want to see on the White House's newest dashboard? 2009
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The spaces between the Open Government Directive's firm benchmarks and concrete performance metrics are filled with articulations of the broad principles of open government widely agreed upon by advocates.
The Open Government Directive has dropped. Here's what's in it -- and why it's a big deal. 2009
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The spaces between the Open Government Directive's firm benchmarks and concrete performance metrics are filled with articulations of the broad principles of open government widely agreed upon by advocates.
The Open Government Directive has dropped. Here's what's in it -- and why it's a big deal. Scola, Nancy 2009
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Yes, Peter: civil servants, local government employees, teachers, NHS employees and so on will be able to rely on the Directive's direct effect.
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