That was when McGeorge Bundy of the Ford Foundation famously decreed that endowments should invest for total return.
No matter what the authorities decreed, hurting others, even just hurting their feelings, was always wrong.
The Fed dropped it in 2005 as Bernanke decreed that this was no longer relevant.
What exactly have the wise men of the Committee decreed that has so inflamed my soul?
Last July the government decreed that public medical care be replaced with a general health insurance.
To avoid further rows, Congress decreed that the December poll would use the 1992 census.
In the end the SEC decreed in August 1996 that marketmakers were colluding and gouging the public.
During the early 1970s, the Venezuelan Government decreed a general amnesty in order to pacify the country.
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For one thing, Congress has decreed that by 2015, one-third of America's combat ground-vehicles must be autonomous.
ACLU, but not for the plaintiffs, the judge decreed the second part of the test too stringent.
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It decreed that if a pensioner died, benefits would continue to be paid to the widow and dependents.
He decreed after the 2003 World Cup that players should have a decent conditioning period during the year.
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The business plan decreed that the hotels would be modern, clean and economical.
He also decreed to give money to a Jew who lived at the entrance of the Lisbon Jewish Quarter.
He added that the fact that the bill had reached its second stage meant it had been "decreed competent".
In 1493, Pope Alexander VI, a Spaniard, decreed that all new lands discovered west of the Azores were Spanish.
He has decreed a more offensive strategy, and tried out many younger players.
Since devaluation would thus mean bankruptcy for many debtors, Mr Duhalde decreed that dollars should be converted into pesos.
Bold security reforms decreed by President Hadi would diminish their power, but these have not yet been acted upon.
The Chinese government has recently decreed a ban on smoking in all public places, workplaces and on public transportation.
Mr Hollande has decreed a 30% pay cut for himself and his cabinet.
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"Unfortunately, Uefa have decreed that leagues cannot schedule midweek fixture cards against Champions League or Europa League fixtures, " explained Doncaster.
Eliot Spitzer, the New York attorney-general, recently decreed that investment research should no longer be paid for by corporate finance.
New Hampshires justices recently decreed that local funding of public schools is unconstitutional because some towns are richer than others.
After three months in prison, the king last week decreed her pardoned of her conviction, though not of her crime.
This difference, " according to Wishy, "is not surprising for it had not been decreed that the mother formally replace the father.
In 1991 a boss decreed that Gruber couldn't buy a machine called an extruder, which turns plastic pellets into clear film.
More important, the bill decreed that beginning in 1975, Social Security benefits were to be keyed to the Consumer Price Index.
The European Union has decreed that next year Internet retailers can sell across borders, based on the rules in their home country.
To rectify the problem, he's decreed that English be taught in all schools beginning in first grade and computer education in second.
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