We have absolutely no difficulty with such a proposal.The objection is that the Prime Minister, the Chancellor and others have been determined in recent days to attach their own strings to such an order, and dictate the terms of Scotland's referendum from London.
Among other powers, the envoys are responsible for putting into effect all federal orders and presidential dictates, coordinating executive agencies, monitoring law enforcement, supervising all federal hiring and "giving rewards and delivering thanks from the president".
She insists on imposing her own rules and dictates orders and instructions.' A journalist who was there with her said: 'They wanted to tamper with her film.
There is no official requirement that appears in the official Warrant of the VC, nor in Queen's Regulations and Orders, but tradition dictates that this occurs and as such the Chiefs of Staff will salute a Private awarded a VC or GC.
Finally, we can live out our childhood dream of being seated in Rockstar or Konami's conference room and dictating orders to a bunch of compliant developers and graphic designers.
But despite the paperwork burden, there are few studies on the amount of time current doctors devote to charting, ordering, filling out forms and dictating.
Jimmy Wong, 24, was at an after-hours diner with friends in Los Angeles recently when they found themselves next to a man ordering Siri to write memos and dictate e-mails.
First and foremost, are you and your children subject to a custody order that dictates whether the children may miss school for travel?
Again, as a historical note, executive orders -- basically dictates from the president -- once did not trump the Constitution.
On 2 August 2013, the Indian National Congress condemned the suspension order and said that public reactions of Samajwadi Party leaders supporting the suspension order, indicated that those orders were dictated by the sand mining mafia.
