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Despite howls that Presidents Trump and Obama both issued "unprecedented" executive orders, presidents have embraced executive actions to enact controversial policies since the dawn of the Republic.

The president has issued unprecedented instruction to all foreign U.S. offices encouraging collaboration with at-risk minority communities, including LGBT people.

After the walkout, all of the unionist parties issued an unprecedented united statement attacking the ban.

Even the Met issued an unprecedented apology when he was freed.

Donor countries were so concerned that, in 1995, they issued an unprecedented public statement criticising the IMF.

Comey issued an unprecedented public rebuke to her, and public surveys testify that most Americans now think of her as untrustworthy.

"The buck stops with me," Mr Geoghegan said today, after the bank issued an unprecedented overnight warning about the state of its US business.

Last month senior executives at the Japanese electronics giant issued an unprecedented apology after discovering that 9.6m laptop batteries, supplied to other computer-makers, were faulty and would have to be recalled at a cost of $436m.

President Karzai issued an unprecedented decree giving the powers of commander in chief to the governor of Kandahar Province, Mr. Wesa, and ordering him to convene an urgent "military shura" to discuss a response.

The broadcasting regulator Ofcom yesterday issued an unprecedented rebuke to the Daily Mail for its coverage of the raunchy dance routines by Rihanna and Christina Aguilera on ITV's X Factor final in December.

He has also issued an unprecedented invitation to his "friend" Vladimir to meet him at his parents' home in Maine on July 1st.Some Americans feel the worsening mood reflects Western mistakes too.