In Italy, women's suffrage was partly introduced by Benito Mussolini's government in 1925, and In April 1945, the provisional government decreed the enfranchisement of women allowing for the immediate appointment of women to public office.
On July 31st the court's full bench, led by the chief justice, Iftikhar Mohammad Chaudhry, struck down the "provisional constitutional order" of November 3rd, 2007, and declared all decrees based on it unconstitutional.
Earlier on Monday, Greece's high court issued a provisional ruling that the decree shutting off ERT's signal last week was illegal.
A final judgment is usually a prerequisite of review of a court's decision by an appellate court, thus preventing piecemeal and fragmentary appeals on interlocutory (provisional) rulings (see interlocutory decree).
The provisional government passed a decree giving the police and soldiers permission to open fire on rioters to prevent attacks on civilians and government buildings, according to a statement on the government's Web site.
In January 1945 Charles de Gaulle and the provisional government signed a decree confiscating the company and nationalising it, accusing Renault of working for the Germans and providing their army with vehicles and services to help the Nazi war effort.
On Tuesday, the new provisional government issued a decree formally stripping him of the immunity from prosecution he had enjoyed as president and asking prosecutors to request his extradition to face charges of ordering the police to open fire on demonstrators.
The Diet produced an imperial decree, the provisional Augsburg Interim, which imposed Catholic rites and ceremonies throughout the Empire, with a few concessions to the Reformation.
When the Thirteen Colonies broke away from the British Crown in 1776, early decrees of the provisional Virginia Convention affected Chincoteague.
A federal judge has extended a 2010 court decree that governs Ohio's provisional ballots and voter identification requirements.
