executive decree

Party members said the laws would be promulgated by executive decree.

In February 2003 tariffs were frozen at the national level through an executive decree.

Lesser fines will be subsequently introduced by an executive decree.

The court's decisions stated that the original executive decree creating the ban was illegal.

Thaksin's Cabinet had approved the relevant executive decree in 2003.

But, on 6 December, Congress passed a law cancelling the executive decree.

The executive decree was granted without consent of the Colombian Congress.

And President Yeltsin can try to enact important reforms by executive decree.

Such executive decrees are not uncommon in South America.

The colony was run by a military governor who had both civilian and military authority, including the power of executive decree.

No executive decree could stop him, since the Man hadn't initiated Bolan's war.

Soon after he issues another emergency executive decree which is identical except that the money is transferred to his office.

The relevant ministers had to countersign executive decrees for them to be binding.

Days of executive decree,Henry the eighth clauses and bills being agreed without proper parliamentary debate.

It was established under the executive decree, "Ordinance No.

The world shall be ruled by Committee of 300 Executive Decrees which become instant law.

A state of emergency enabled the central government to issue executive decrees without requiring the consent of Parliament.

Such findings and other executive decrees are usually protocols which have evolved through the course of government and not typically established by law.

No executive decree shall reverse specific court decisions, or change the composition of the court in order to affect its decision-making.

President Bush has already staked out his position by creating, by executive decree, a caricature of the 9/11 commission's proposed board.

The junta ruled the country by martial law and executive decree for weeks, until it promulgated an interim constitution on 2006-10-01.

In the 5th century there was in effect no procedural difference between an executive decree and a law: they were both simply passed by the assembly.

The site was declared as Cultural Heritage of the Nation by executive decree in March 1989.

Removal is unpermitted, under executive decree 574-3.

Any example of a new major law made by executive decree (that is, actually put into effect, not merely authorized, as by existing executive orders).