administrative order

The new rules were passed as an administrative order and do not require approval of Parliament.

Appeals from final administrative orders of local government code enforcement boards.

He and his appointed government members wanted to create administrative order to the general benefit of his subjects.

These line managers have been burdened by state administrative orders across a spectrum of activities.

The attorney general appoints the chief immigration judge and can change the detention rules by administrative order.

The ban now exists only by administrative order.

The superior orders prefer us, the administrative orders, to remain as we are.

Prefects may issue administrative orders in areas falling within the competency of the national government, including general safety.

As a result, 43 of 45 members of the varsity football team were discharged by administrative order.

A 24 March 2006 internal administrative order asked the magistrates not to be too lenient on their judgments.

The ban was enforced based solely on administrative orders and the tsar's approval.

The law, however, allowed the Transportation Department to loosen the standard through administrative order to account for economic and technical factors.

The Chinese, he said, can live with a "quiet" administrative order but not an open, and embarrassing, repudiation by Congress.

A president can make use of administrative orders and regulations to advance policy in many spheres, including the environment, without a vote in Congress.

Utah recognizes common-law marriages only if they have been validated by a court or administrative order.

They argued that an administrative order would leave them more vulnerable than they would have been if the legislation had passed.

These include using administrative orders to freeze assets and impose severe penalties, even before a court finding of guilt.

This includes the judicial and administrative orders.

Most deportation orders were "administrative orders" so no access to judicial review was available.

When the special temporary powers of the Governor General were revoked in 1871, these administrative orders lost any legal value.

His real abilities, which were mainly of an administrative order, were combined with an adventurous disposition.

A new administrative order was set up on the Rhine's left bank after the French Revolutionary model.

After the hearing, Dr. Cooperman may issue an administrative order allowing the oversight.

Are all property owners entitled to an opportunity to be heard prior to adoption of an administrative order that increases property taxes?

Cases are usually allotted by administrative orders of District and Sessions Judges.