The National Assembly granted de Gaulle the power to rule by decree for a year.

Boris Yeltsin forbade party cells in state controlled institutions by decree.

She wasn't scared by the Taliban decree banning singers from singing.

Thus, European integration had to be created by real policies and institutions, not by decree.

Voyenny, commenting on Medvedev's decree

The Ukraine president is authorized to appoint and sack the prime minister, dissolve parliament if he wishes, and rule by decree if he judges that the country's institutions are in danger.

This was reported on November 1 by the agency Bloomberg citing the government decree.

Such is the decree of God.

The new policy, issued by decree by the Ministry of Communications, comes into force on January 1, 2016.

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As president, he talked of economic performance as if it could be improved by decree.

The choice of the high solution was decided by ministerial decree on 29 October 1991.

The UAE's Cybercrime Decree lays the groundwork

It means rule by those who have merit.

Implementation of the decree is obligatory for all domestic entities active in the electronic communications sector, the decree states.

There were some positive responses to the decree.

Sergei Ivanov is relieved of the post of head of the Kremlin administration by a presidential decree.

Vladimir Putin by decree relieved Alexander Manzhosin of duties as head of the Presidential Foreign Policy Directorate.

It was established on February 27, 2002 by Decree of the President of the Russian Federation 245.

This is discussed in a government draft decree prepared by the agency, with which Lenta.ru has familiarized itself.

26. Notes with interest in this regard the decree issued by the Taliban in July 2000 imposing a total ban on opium poppy cultivation, and calls upon the Taliban to implement fully this decree

In the long run, though, rule by bayonet rarely works.

The head of state appointed Anton Vaino as Chief of Staff of the Executive Office of the President of the Russian Federation by decree, relieving him of his current post , reads a decree signed by Putin and published on the Kremlin website.

Traditional monarchs still have broad powers of appointment and decree.

Actually, I've always doubted the prohibition decree of game consoles.

But the alternative rule not by law but by dictatorship is a far nastier prospect.

The corresponding decree was signed by Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev and published on the official internet portal for legal information.

That rule reduces income and payroll taxes by more than 200 billion.

Economic wealth cannot be created by government decree it comes from productive jobs that create goods and services that people value.

Also assisted with the drafting of the Penal Code of Guinea promulgated by Decree No. 313 PRG of 30 October 1965.

The PA prime minister, Salam Fayyad, like his Hamas counterparts in Gaza, rules by decree, keeps parliament inactive, and silences the opposition.

But Wade postponed legislative elections, originally scheduled for June 2006, first to February 2007, and later, by presidential decree, to June 2007.

Death no longer comes at the end of the process of dying, but by decree of a Harvard commission at the beginning.

The corresponding Russian Government Decree will come into force today, August 4.

The golden rule is that there is no golden rule.

As such, they are, almost by definition, less rule bound than interstate wars.

The Volcker rule?

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It's a rule.

Remember this rule.

Remember this rule.

Surveillance and piracy is battleground number two, where we see within the rule of law, outside the rule of law, and by companies themselves.

Instead of enhancing European stability, it will undermine it by dividing Europe into the EU's single market and an economic trading area ruled by arbitrary fiat and decree.

Indeed, any standard decision rule used by central banks by now dictates that a hike is long overdue.