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supplementary directives/instructions Explanation: Hija = literally, daughter directives--these are directives that have been issued to rectify some aspect of the original directive(s). Reference: http://www.termium.com |
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Follow-up directives Explanation: Now that I've had a moment to think beyond what I find in reference works, I think *follow-up directives* works better. |
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Revisions Explanation: Revisions to the original directives. Suerte. Luis M. Luis |
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Subordinate or complementary guidelines Explanation: Diccionario Jurídico. Editorial Helliasta. |
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Surprise! "daughter directives" Explanation: is the term the European Union uses. See the web site below: "...when its forthcoming daughter directives are adopted..." and: "... These forthcoming daughter-directives will replace three existing..." europa.eu.int/comm/environment/guide/part2b.htm |
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