"Russian national" includes any corporation or business association organized under the laws, decrees, ordinances, or acts of the former Empire of Russia or of any government successor thereto, and subsequently nationalized or dissolved or whose assets were taken over by the Soviet Government or which was merged with any other corporation or organization by the Soviet Government.
After all, the most important policies are introduced by presidential decree, as ordinances.
Internal documents of the various Greek states include numerous records of decrees and ordinances, both administrative and legislative.
It annulled decrees and ordinances made under the emergency, including lawsuits against the prime minister and his coalition allies.
The federal government has been given four months to get parliament to endorse all 37 decrees or ordinances passed by the former general.
In addition, starting in the 16th century, a growing number of matters were governed by royal decrees and ordinances as well as by a case law developed by the parlements.
"[I]f law be a science, and really deserve so sublime a name," he claims, "it must be founded on principle; … but if it be merely an unconnected series of decrees and ordinances, its use may remain, though its dignity be lessened, and He will become the greatest lawyer who has the strongest habitual or artificial memory" (at 123-124).
While there are no specific laws concerning pastoralists' use of grazing lands in Cameroon, there are a number of decrees and ordinances that are currently used by organisations working with mobile pastoralists to protect grazing lands and transhumance corridors within the far north region.
IN many American towns and cities, zoning ordinances decree that churches and bars be buffered from one another by upward of a thousand feet.
Because the law administered by all except the local courts is based on English common law, decisions of the higher British courts are of persuasive value; in fact, a few statutes of the British Parliament that were declared by ordinance (decree) to apply to Zambia are in force so far as circumstances permit.
It is also constitutionally dubious because the president can promulgate short-term ordinances by decree only when parliament is not in session.
