- of
decreation. Weil
believed that If
humans are to
imitate God they must
renounce their power and
their autonomy. Weil
refers to this as
decreation (décréation)...
- A
decree is a
legal proclamation,
usually issued by a head of state, judge,
royal figure, or
other relevant authorities,
according to
certain procedures...
- The
Milan Decree was
issued on 17
December 1807 by
Napoleon I of
France to
enforce the 1806
Berlin Decree,
which had
initiated the
Continental System...
-
Decree 770 was a
decree of the
communist government of
Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceaușescu,
signed in 1967. It
restricted abortion and contraception,...
- The Beneš
decrees were a
series of laws
drafted by the
Czechoslovak government-in-exile in the
absence of the
Czechoslovak parliament during the German...
- The
Shakman decrees are a
series of
federal court orders regarding government employment in Chicago,
which were
issued in 1972, 1979, and 1983, in response...
- Rule by
decree is a
style of
governance allowing quick,
unchallenged promulgation of law by a
single person or
group of people,
usually without legislative...
-
Decrees (Russian: декреты) were
legislative acts of the
highest Soviet institutions,
primarily of the
Council of People's
Commissars (the
highest executive...
- A
consent decree is an
agreement or
settlement that
resolves a
dispute between two
parties without admission of
guilt (in a
criminal case) or liability...
- The
Decree on Peace,
written by
Vladimir Lenin, was p****ed by the
Second All-Russian
Congress of
Soviets of Workers' and Soldiers'
Deputies on the 8 November [O...
