Reglamentación de una Ley
English translation: > see below <
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> see below < Explanation: "Presidential Decree No. XXX, which implemented (or "implements," depending on context) Law No. ZZZ..." In many (if not most) Spanish-speaking countries, the enactment of legislation involves two steps: first, the drafting and approval (by the National Assembly or equivalent) of the law, and then the issuance of a decree (usually signed by the chief executive authority, e.g., the president of the country) that implements the approved legislation. The legislation is unenforceable until the decree has been issued. -- HTH, HC |
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regulations Explanation: Decree such and such, regulating Law Such and such. Regulations are essentially "implementing instructions" for the law per se. |
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