On the recordJanuary 2, 1934
the Director of the Bureau of the Budget may, with the approval of the President, defer for a period not exceeding 60 days the application of the provisions of this order
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presidency.ucsb.eduFDR: “the Director of the Bureau of the Budget may, with the approval of the President, defer for a period not exceeding 60…”
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Executive Order 6548—Prohibiting the Further Obligation of Emergency Funds Prior to Approval of Estimates of Expenditures by...
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