What does EO stand for?

Executive Order

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Obama's executive orders are especially unpopular among Republicans.

Obama's first two executive orders opposed by 58 percent Americans

Arnold Schwarzenegger signed an executive order Tuesday giving California the nation's most aggressive alternative energy standards, requiring utilities to get a third of their power from renewable sources by 2020.

Schwarzenegger signs order boosting clean power

26, 2009), upholding the legality of Executive Order 13464 and its implementing regulation, which require many federal contractors and subcontractors to use E-Verify.

Court Upholds Regulations Mandating E-Verify For Many Federal ...

“I want this governor to issue an executive order that says there will be a stay on all same-sex marriages until the people of Iowa have the right to vote,” he said at an anti-gay marriage rally at the state Capitol.

Iowa Lawmaker Ready To Run Against Gay Marriage

President Barack Obama's executive order to close the Guantanamo Bay detention center in Cuba within a year and review each of the current cases against prisoners being held there was praised by human rights groups.

Groups praise Obama on Guantanamo

Unfortunately, not long after saying that, Barack Obama announced he would soon be signing an executive order creating a kind of refurbished White House office on "faith-based" initiatives to replace the one originally created by George W.

Faith-based folly: Obama's executive order leaves much to be desired

On his first day in office, Obama signed his own executive order revoking Bush's Executive Order 13233, which gave ex-presidents and their families unprecedented control over the release of White House records.

Obama Executive Order limits privilege for presidential records

President Barack Obama signed three executive orders on the first full day of his presidency, January 21, to (1) ban the use of torture, (2) close the prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, within a year, and (3) review the detention policies for terrorist suspects and cases for existing inmates.

Obama's orders to close Gitmo, ban torture, review detention