Morsi s decrees have undoubtedly polarized Egyptian politics further.

So does God pronounce His decrees that you may understand.

When He decrees a thing, He says 'Be', and it is.

These are the decrees of God who knows all and is wise.

The Two Thirds decrees obtained only 205,498 votes in favor and 108,754 against.

The new Constitutional Declaration, the Revolution Protection Law, and the new presidential decrees have several aims

In the autumn of 1932, the Kremlin issued a series of decrees that guaranteed mass death.

This constitutes a much more serious and lasting threat to Egypt s democratization than do Morsi s temporary decrees.

Blogger, Teocrat has pointed out that there are several presidential decrees that Zukhurov disobeyed by ordering Facebook blocked.

The City Parliament decrees regulations and by laws that are executed by the City Council and the administration.

(f) Widespread, systematic torture and the maintaining of decrees prescribing cruel and inhuman punishment as a penalty for offences

(f) Widespread, systematic torture and the maintaining of decrees prescribing cruel and inhuman punishment as a penalty for offences

(f) Widespread, systematic torture and the maintaining of decrees prescribing cruel and inhuman punishment as a penalty for offences

As for the children, God decrees that the share of the male is equivalent to that of two females.

But, despite the decrees, ways were found to continue building, to absorb new residents, and to increase the settler population.

High ministerial turnover is a fact of life there, as is the steady stream of outrageous decrees banning various things.

These decrees were sent to Paschal II with a request for a confirmation, which they received on 20 October 1112.

He can call general elections, declare war, impose a state of emergency, and issue decrees that have the force of law.

It also decrees that a majority of more than 80 of shareholder votes is required for important decisions in the company.

They profess such sobriety of view as to regard all concepts as equal in weight or significance until new evidence decrees otherwise.

When the nuclear plant issue was resolved, populist pressure was forced into a single channel, the demand to abrogate the Benes decrees.

The government can be forced to pass decrees, and Parliament can be pressured to adopt all the reform legislation known to humanity.

(The Taliban's strictures against women make the Nuremberg Laws look almost mild, though in spirit the two sets of decrees are one.)

HEARING CASES ABOUT POSSIBILITY OF RENDERING COURT DECREES OF AN INTER STATE JUDICIAL BODY FOR THE PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS

Decrees concerning Yalta and Feodosiya have already been enacted, while the others are still in the approval stage, noted the agency's press service.

Indeed, the declaration protects presidential decrees from judicial review (although Morsi stipulated that it pertains only to sovereignty matters, and stressed its temporary nature).

Orban argued that revoking the Benes decrees must be made a condition for the Czech Republic (as well as Slovakia) joining the European Union.

is about to move from cult band status to mass popularity, the album decrees that the band will get there on its own terms.

The Ministry of Transportation has also prepared draft decrees of the Government of the Russian Federation regarding confirmation of the water boundaries of the seaports of Crimea.

(f) To abrogate all decrees that prescribe cruel and inhuman punishment or treatment, including mutilation, and to ensure that torture and cruel punishment and treatment no longer occur

(g) To abrogate all decrees that prescribe cruel and inhuman punishment or treatment, including mutilation, and to ensure that torture and cruel punishment and treatment no longer occur

(e) To abrogate all decrees that prescribe cruel and inhuman punishment or treatment, including mutilation, and to ensure that torture and cruel punishment and treatment no longer occur

On August 10, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev signed several decrees obliging 19 government agencies (including country's secret services) to put timely information online about their activities, Bloomberg reports.

And, while such decrees have led to dictatorships, not democracies, in other countries undergoing political transition, none had a politicized judicial entity that played the role of spoiler in the democratization process.

(The Taliban's strictures against women make the Nuremberg Laws look almost mild, though in spirit the two sets of decrees are one.) Our solidarity'' with the Third World has been anything but.

But the decrees incited strong opposition from many of the revolutionary forces that helped to overthrow Mubarak (as well as from forces loyal to him), with protests erupting anew in Cairo s Tahrir Square.

As a great (and already American at that time) writer Vladimir Nabokov wrote in the 1970s From all the decrees of nature the most remarkable one is, possibly, the survival of the weakest.

He can appoint half of all senior judges, call further referendums, declare emergency situations such as the one Turkey has been living under since the coup attempt, and issue decrees with the force of law.

Julius II then used his influence to reconcile the two powerful Roman families of Orsini and Colonna, and, by decrees made in their interest, he also attached to himself the remainder of the Roman nobility.

Néstor and Cristina will be dealing with a parliament that is much weakened laws passed by legislators close to the government allow the president to correct the budget and issue necessary and urgent decrees that substitute for laws.

Every one of the decrees includes data about the case history, the approval of the victims of the crime, and prison reports, although the government has yet to clarify whether sentencing courts are in favour of the measure or not.

Orban argued that revoking the Benes decrees must be made a condition for the Czech Republic (as well as Slovakia) joining the European Union. The ill will Orban's gambit inspired brought to a halt much of the regional cooperation of the last decade.

It is fashionable to mock the bureaucratic minutia of European regulation. But European regulation is as nothing compared to the mountains of national laws and decrees, billions wasted in political patronage, and the colossal state machines that eat up 30 40 of the economic product of Europe's nation states.