Proclaiming a "new order", Suharto confined domestic politics to setpiece elections contested by two federations of former parties and an army-dominated body, Golkar, which had no party members but won 60%to70%0% of the vote.
Proclaiming a "new order", Suharto confined domestic politics to set-piece elections, contested by two federations of former parties and an army-dominated body (Golkar), which had no party members yet won 60%to70%0% of the vote.
What exactly was our country's President, a world-class semanticist who can distinguish the several meanings of "is," talking about when he issued that 1996 executive order proclaiming nicotine addictive (and specifying that the Food & Drug Administration therefore regulates its distribution)?
The largest came when he addressed the issue of crime, proclaiming that "there cannot be order in a free society without progress, and there cannot be progress without order".
The order proclaimed the idea of a national polity or spirit peculiar to Japan; the content and the methods of education were revised to reflect this nationalism.
The order proclaimed a state of "extraordinary emergency," and announced that the rules for the military commissions would be dictated by the Secretary of Defense, without review by Congress or the courts.
Although a final work permit had never been issued and work had not begun, a red banner proclaims "Stop Work Order Exists on the Property" on the Buildings Department's Web site.
It has, for instance, widely been used in political contexts; the Great Seal of the United States, designed in 1782, proclaims a "new order of ages", while in the 1980s the Soviet Premier Mikhail Gorbachev proclaimed that "all mankind is entering a new age".
Proclaiming the Jews responsible, he ordered them to pay an enormous fine.
It was, as he correctly saw, a war of necessity, both for America and for the new world order Mr Bush was proclaiming.
