For the foreseeable future, he decreed, rapid advances in computing technology were likely to see the silicon-based microprocessors at the heart of our machines double in speed and capability every 18 months.
But I can testify that after the date of 25 July 1944 these things did not apply any longer, for the withdrawal of German troops was much too rapid; so that this decree, which had been issued by the Fuehrer, was no longer in effect.
The government issued a decree for the rapid rebuilding of the railway, which is operated by PeruRail, an affiliate of Orient-Express Hotels, a Bermuda-based company.
But one month into his government, Macri has already drawn fierce criticism for bypassing congress with a rapid succession of controversial presidential decrees to push through measures including the appointment of two new justices to the supreme court and the overturning of Fernández's media law, which she had designed to reduce the size of the Clarín media conglomerate.
Rapid Acceptance As it came time to issue the decree, the scene shifted to Washington.
By signing a decree accepting the miracle, Benedict completed one of most rapid beatifications in the modern history of the Catholic Church.
Every decree, as I saw during my summer in Dubai, creates rapid, sprawling waves across the public and private sectors throughout the state, with no counter-ripples in sight.
The reform that by Presidential Decree (13th February 2001, n.o123) introduced "telematics civil procedure" in Italian judicial system has the objective of a more efficient and rapid justice.
The decree, antitrust experts say, was a backward-looking remedy that did little to restrain Microsoft's market power in an industry moving ahead at a rapid clip.
