executive order

Congress failed to agree on a legislative rescue plan a week ago, leaving an executive order from the White House as the last hope.

The president said he also signed an executive order calling on federal agencies to explore alternatives to human embryonic stem cells.

Executive orders made by one president can be superseded by a contrary executive order made by the next president.

Perino said the revised executive order strengthens existing protections for American's civil liberties and privacy rights.

But Mr Obama could not get the creation of such a commission through the Senate (and thus has talked of creating one by executive order).

These contracts cannot be aborted by the farmer and the farm land cannot be confiscated except by Executive Order, a presidential order.

As the president Lyndon Johnson signed the Executive Order 11246 in 1965, which marked the affirmative action had been formally tabled.

On January 18th he signed an executive order laying out his philosophy of regulation.

In 2004, President Bush signed an executive order placing sanctions on Bout and his business associates with ties to the United States.

President Obama today signed an Executive Order creating the White House Council on Women and Girls.

Executive Order 13575 is proof that this IS the plan, despite whatever interpretation conspiracy websites might conclude.

To assist the Ministry of Personnel deal with executive recruitment and selection process, reporting to the Chief Executive order.

"No party" has an attitude worthy of note is the hope that the executive order or legislation, to settle the subject of debate.

Stem cell research advocates say that Obama's executive order is but a first step toward enabling full federal support for the study.

And today, I am signing an executive order that makes clear that this is the operating principle of our government.

It also announced sanctions against Syriatel, the largest mobile phone operator in Syria, under another presidential executive order.

In 2004, by executive Order of the President of the Russian Federation, he was awarded the military rank of Rear Admiral.

In 2005, by executive Order of the President of the Russian Federation, he was appointed CO of the Caspian Flotilla.

An executive order is a directive from the president to other officials in the executive branch.

A federal judge temporarily suspended an executive order that had allowed federal funding for stem-cell research.

Mr Obama is now creating a commission by executive order, but its powers are unclear.

And executive order is a law made instantly with the president's signature.

Mr Obama's executive order focuses on sharing information about threats between government agencies and the private sector.

Just to make sure that Reagan's executive order was clear to everybody in law enforcement, the US Code was "updated" recently.

Chinese families often find themselves forced off their land and their homes demolished by executive order.

1959 - President Eisenhower signs an executive order proclaiming Hawaii the 50th state of the union.

He promised that, if elected president, he would issue an executive order to sanction China for unfair trade practices.

Unfortunately for Mr Obama, his executive order will have limited effect.

They praised Mr. Obama's executive order, while Roman Catholic bishops and other antiabortion groups said it wasn't good enough.

There are something else the president could do though, given executive order.

Within months of taking office in 1961, Kennedy signed an executive order establishing the Peace Corps.

Aides are examining an executive order to set up a regular review process for detainees who are neither released nor put on trial.

and now it's been announced that the government has ratified an executive order that repeals the legislation.

In doing so, the Attorney General should review FOIA reports produced by the agencies under Executive Order 13392 of December 14, 2005.

By executive order, the federal government is aiming to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 28 percent by 2020.

Sanctions against Burma were first imposed in 1997 with the issuance of Executive Order 13047.

It follows a controversial executive order signed by President Obama last year to hunt down and kill al-Awlaki, who was a US citizen.

In fact, the term executive order isn't in the Constitution.

But all sides in America agree that legislation would be more comprehensive than an executive order.

Mr Obama could pass a lot of green regulation by executive order.

President Bush issued an executive order to ban the use of torture against 'enemy combatants.

The court order came after an executive order by Obama in March last year that lifted restrictions put in place by Bush eight years earlier.

And so it is with great sadness but greater resolve that tonight I have signed an executive order quarantining New York City.

So if a president feels that Congress isn't faithfully executing the laws he wants, he can issue an executive order.

Executive Order 12333, which was signed by President Ronald Reagan in late 1981, governs the community.

It follows a controversial executive order signed by president Obama last year to hand down and kill al-Aulaqi who is a US citizen.

president bush ' s issued an executive order prohibiting cruel and inhuman treatment of terror suspects