American advisers say they have no more major decrees to issue.
Mr. Chávez further shook the political establishment and financial markets on Friday when he disclosed that he had used his decree powers to issue 26 laws on Thursday.
Mr. Karzai issued a decree to release those for whom there was not enough evidence for trials, as one of the first steps toward carrying out the agreements reached at the peace jirga.
On Sunday, he issued a decree to release those held without enough evidence for trials, in an apparent effort to prove his bona fides to his enemies and show that he could deliver.
In 1824, while waiting for a royal decree to be issued, he published at his own expense his proof of the impossibility of solving algebraically the general equation of the fifth degree, which he hoped would bring him recognition.
The Bush administration issued a decree permitting federal officers to issue wiretaps for almost any reason and permitting the detention of people for extended periods without filing charges.
So who needs an organization like the Recording Academy to issue decrees from on high?
Toward the end of the 14th century, however, the equity courts began to issue decrees for its enforcement.
"The constitution gives the president the right to issue decrees in exceptional situations, out of necessity," said Elhelw.
