The resounding edict of The Efficient Market Thesis is that market prices reflect the sum of all information.
In 301AD, the Roman Emporer Diocletian issued the edict of maximum prices, which set prices on a bewilderingly large array of goods.
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In 1685, King Louis XIV of France revoked the Edict of Nantes, depriving the Protestant Huguenots of all religious and civil liberties granted them by Henry IV in 1598.
Given the finite nature of police resources, the mechanisms by which security and police protection is afforded cannot be dictated by the edict of a court or the retrospective conclusions of a jury.
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"Even if the Court has jurisdiction over Armstrong's remaining claims, the Court finds they are best resolved through the well-established system of international arbitration, by those with expertise in the field, rather than by the unilateral edict of a single nation's courts, " stated Sparks, a judge in the U.S. district court based out of Austin, Texas.
The College of Arms said nothing could be done because the edict was part of the Local Government Act of 1972.
On Monday, Morsy met with members of Egypt's highest judicial body, the Supreme Judicial Council, which has been critical of his edict.
In a similar vein, the EU is now backing away from its earlier edict that 10% of the community's motor fuel should come from plants.
For his part, Drucker long recognized the inherent tension between the cohesion that Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer is trying to stimulate with her in-the-office edict and the benefits of working from home.
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Red heels were so important to the Sun King that he passed an edict saying that only members of the nobility by birth could wear them.
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Morsy's edict ruled out the possibility of repeat interference.
In 1492, King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain issued an edict expelling all Jews unwilling to convert to Christianity from Spanish soil.
Morsy then issued an edict in late November declaring all of his past and present decisions immune from judicial review until the holding of the constitutional referendum.
If governments and international organizations such as the G-20 attempt to force the stabilization of these two currencies through edict, it will fail.
Cricket Australia has been forced to issue a new zero tolerance policy towards racism in the stands, an edict implemented in September after a series of incidents involving South Africa and Sri Lanka last winter.
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On May 10th, when the new edict came into effect, the newspaper thought of a new promotional gimmick.
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In this post-financial crisis world, the Fed has taken a Keynesian edict and turned it on its head: instead of the government stepping in after a crisis to make up for the loss of aggregate demand from the private sector, it has fallen to central banks.
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In particular, Morsy said, the edict was aimed at preventing interference from the courts in the work of Egypt's Constituent Assembly, the body charged with drafting a new constitution.
In the waning days of the Clinton administration, the Environmental Protection Agency issued an edict that General Electric spend nearly half a billion dollars dredging the Hudson River to remove PCBs, which are supposedly carcinogenic.
Morsy issued an edict in late November declaring his decisions immune from judicial review until the holding of the constitutional referendum.
The amount of time and effort wasted in that organization trying to comply with this edict over the next few years was monumental.
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Another company edict was that no one in sales could take a vacation in the last month of each quarter, when deals typically close.
Al-Ghnaimi said one of her female cousins who studies at the Khan Younis school defies the edict by not wearing a robe, though she does cover her hair with a scarf.
In the waning days of the Clinton ad-ministration, the Environmental Protection Agency issued an edict that General Electric spend nearly half a billion dollars dredging the Hudson River to remove PCBs, which are supposedly carcinogenic.
Malala came to prominence when, as an 11-year-old, she wrote a diary for BBC Urdu, giving an account of how her school in Mingora town dealt with the Taliban's 2009 edict to close girls' schools.
Fixing the exchange rate between the dollar and euro by bureaucratic edict would be a huge mistake, like anchoring two sinking aircraft carriers together hoping the buoyancy of the two is greater than the sum of the individual compartments.
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If a significant portion of society ever lost faith in its value, it would no longer be accepted despite government edict.
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