King Abdullah issued a decree that the 150-member council be composed of at least 20% women, the official SPA news agency reported.
The real reason is that Craxi had issued a decree that made it possible for Mr Berlusconi's television companies to build the national networks that have now given them a near monopoly on commercial broadcasting.
The Russian authorities had envisioned a gradual phasing out, but the Turkmen leader took them by surprise by issuing a decree that gave dual-citizenship-holders living in Turkmenistan only until June 22nd to decide which passport they wanted to keep.
"We are following instructions from President Hugo Chavez, who demanded more efficiency in the fight against inflation, " Finance Minister Jorge Giordani told reporters when he made the announcement Friday, holding up a decree that he said came from Chavez.
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The criteria -- the ingredients and how it is made -- for this baguette tradition (which is different from an ordinary baguette) are laid out in detail by a decree that was signed by the French prime minister in 1993.
The finance ministry has been circulating a draft decree that would allow the government to impose price controls on a wide range of essential goods.
As a constitutional-court judge, he once overruled a government decree that would have allowed headscarves on campus.
Since his campaign, Morales vowed to tighten state control over this resource and the mining industries and as of May 1, 2006, he signed a decree stating that all natural gas reserves were to be nationalized.
Mr. Ahmadinejad was asked at the breakfast whether the Islamic Republic had formally lifted a 1980s religious decree that called for the death of the British writer Salman Rushdie, who wrote a novel that Muslim leaders considered anti-Islamic.
And it came to pass in those days, that there went out a decree from Caesar Augustus that all the world should be taxed.(And this taxing was first made when Cyrenius was governor of Syria.)And all went to be taxed, every one into his own city.
In the end, it agreed to a presidential decree stating that all civil servants must remain neutral during the elections.
Last month he said he would soon issue a decree to do just that.
Gian Maria Gros-Pietro, a professor at Luiss University in Rome, points out that the decree contained a measure to slash the tax on bonds issued to fund infrastructure projects.
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The Department of Transportation tried to decree that airlines create a "peanut-free buffer zone" for passengers who request it.
Class-action lawyers are peddling absolution to their targets: In exchange for a settlement that includes lucrative fees, they can obtain a court decree ending the possibility of any further litigation over the same claims.
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Many firms handle the problem by ensuring that a recorded message automatically plays when this situation arises but Ofcom rules decree that this system - known as "abandoned calls" - should not be used in more than 3% of all calls made in any 24-hour period.
There are similar suspicions about a recent decree limiting the number of consumers that can leave the pool and negotiate directly with generators.
On page 212 Matthew Miller reports that, under a federal decree, you will soon be free to dump a carrier in favor of a better one while keeping your old number.
The previous royal decree by George V stipulated that a son would become a prince, but a daughter would not become a princess.
There was no formal ruling on the issues because the two sides came to an agreement that was entered as a consent decree to close the case.
For example, last spring, we reached a consent decree with the Hertford County, North Carolina, Public Health Authority to resolve a claim that the Health Authority rescinded an offer of employment and refused to hire a woman for a Health Educator Specialist position after learning she was pregnant.
Mr Yushchenko on Monday said he would not reverse his decision to call elections, but said: "I am today signing a decree calling back parliament for several days" so that lawmakers could vote on "amendments to the budget and several dozen measures to combat the crisis".
Yemen's vice-president has issued a decree creating a national unity government to take over from that of President Ali Abdullah Saleh.
Mr Allawi can rule by decree, provided that all three members of the presidency (a Sunni, a Shia and a Kurd) assent.
Did it really make sense for the feds to decree (in a 1992 law supported by the first Bush Administration) that newly installed toilets use no more than 1.6 gallons of water per flush?
The Scaf then issued a decree on Friday dissolving parliament in line with a Supreme Constitutional Court ruling that the law on elections to the lower house was invalid because party members had been allowed to contest seats reserved for independents.
But imagine that Pennsylvania actually litigates to a successful conclusion and has the consent decree between Penn State and the NCAA overturned.
The announcement that Milosevic was in U.N. custody came after a day of drama that began when Yugoslavia's Constitutional Court suspended the decree allowing his extradition.
In his dissenting statement, Commissioner Rosch stated that it arguably cannot be concluded that the consent decree is in the public interest if it contains a denial of liability.
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