executive order

One of Mr Obama's first executive orders was that it should be done by January of this year.

Mr. Podesta said Mr. Obama also has begun to review President Bush's executive orders, to see which ones he might repeal.

Court, as final arbiter of the Constitution, can overturn legislative ACTS or executive orders if it finds them to be unconstitutional.

However, in recent years executive orders have been used by presidents to create new federal laws without the consent of Congress.

On January 26th he made what he called "a down-payment" on those pledges, signing two executive orders concerning greenhouse-gas emissions.

Mr Obama has been able to keep some of his campaign promises without Congressional say-so, simply by signing executive orders.

Executive orders made by one president can be superseded by a contrary executive order made by the next president.

President Roosevelt holds the record, he gave over 3700 executive orders, though he did have longer than everyone else in the White House.

Executive Orders can be a powerful tool for the President to achieve policy objectives, and this power has been upheld by the Supreme Court.

Executive orders are a useful management tool for the president, who must exercise control over the enormous federal bureaucracy.

Executive orders to implement the decision, seal all her property, just waiting to be auctioned after her death.

He is also trying to issue more executive orders, to bypass Congress (see article).

And I signed executive orders to guarantee that our commitments would be kept.

The executive orders and directives I am issuing today will not by themselves make government as honest and transparent as it needs to be.

He is also trying to issue more executive orders, to bypass Congress .

Executive Orders may also be challenged in court if they are perceived to violate the Constitution or conflict with existing law.

Regulations take various forms and include rules, standards, permits, prohibitions, laws, and executive orders.

Lujan involved a Bureau of Land Management review of executive orders withdrawing many public lands from resource development.

Right now, Obama team is looking at the executive orders signed by President Bush.

Proposed and final rules, executive orders, and other executive branch notices are published daily in the Federal Register .

rules, executive orders, and other executive branch notices are published daily in the Federal Register .

The Chief Executive leads the Government of the HKSAR, decides on government policies and issues executive orders.

Well, you are by passing congress now and giving these executive orders. Explain that.

They do their limits though, executive orders can't use federal money for one thing.

A series of executive orders waived customs duties on all but the most high-quality varieties.

he can issue rules , regulations and instructions , called executive orders , which have the binding force of law upon federal agencies.

According to the National Archives, two-term president Bill Clinton gave 364 executive orders.

Executive orders and executive agreements are widely used in foreign Affairs . (P40)

Issue executive orders, enforcing the law

Executive orders only part of nursing work