That is the reason why a new legislation had been approved in 1983 (Decree-Law 97/83) which amended the preceding decree in order to integrate the health centers and the sickness insurance institutions, thus creating "Second Generation Health Centers".
Words "civil action" were substituted for "suits in equity"; word "plaintiff" was substituted for "complainant"; and word "judgment" was substituted for "decree," in order to make the language of this section conform with the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
Pier Carlo Padoan, Italy's finance minister, has denied suggestions that the government engineered the decree in order to save Monte dei Paschi di Siena (MPS), a troubled Tuscan bank which failed the ECB's stress tests last autumn.
It would seem that KdS-Estland deliberately misinterpreted Himmler's Decree in order to crack down on still-free sedentary Gypsies of the Commissariat General.
In February of this year, the Sullivan County Legislature settled the discrimination lawsuit by consent decree "in order to avoid the substantial expense and inconvenience" of further litigation.
But the Morsi government has not erased an earlier law that requires Christians, and no other religious group, to obtain a presidential decree in order to build a new church.
Some were conducted before and some after the decree in order to assess the changes.
If this is the case, some lenders will require proof of a properly executed divorce decree in order to process the assumption.
So, for men, this decrees that – in order to copulate – you'll need either the rugged E4 handsomeness of Nathan Drake or the tiny-bollocked 'roid-stackery of Gears of War's Dom Santiago.
As far back as the 13th century, Nicholas Donin, a Jewish convert to Christianity in France, played a key role in putting the Talmud on trial in the "Disputation of Paris" in 1240, resulting in a decree to burn copies of the religious manuscript.
