Amending Executive Order No. 11423
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Expanded the border facilities for which the Secretary of State could receive presidential-permit applications; EO 13867 later revoked the underlying EO 11423 framework.
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Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Expanded the border facilities for which the Secretary of State could receive presidential-permit applications; EO 13867 later revoked the underlying EO 11423 framework.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Expanded sanctions involving Serbia, Montenegro and Bosnian Serb-controlled areas under United Nations measures; EO 13304 later ended the emergency and revoked it.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Required federal purchases of qualifying computers, monitors and printers to meet EPA Energy Star standards; EO 13123 later revoked it.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed federal agencies to accelerate purchases of alternative-fuel vehicles and coordinate fuel infrastructure; EO 13031 later replaced the order.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed agencies to reduce federal procurement and use of ozone-depleting substances; EO 13148 later revoked it while establishing a broader environmental-management framework.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Designated the International Development Law Institute as a public international organization eligible for specified privileges, exemptions and immunities.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Amended EO 12154’s assignment of positions to Executive Schedule levels IV and V, changing the Commissioner on Aging and related entries.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Temporarily extended peaceful nuclear cooperation with EURATOM through March 10, 1994; EO 12903 supplied the next extension.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed covered agencies to reduce civilian full-time-equivalent positions by at least four percent over fiscal years 1993–1995, with senior-position targets.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Required agencies to terminate at least one-third of their non-statutory advisory committees and tightened review of proposed committees.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Directed agencies to reduce administrative costs against a fiscal 1993 baseline over a multi-year budget period, with OMB overseeing implementation.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Revoked two 1992 contracting orders concerning union-fee notices and project labor agreements; successor orders in 2001 reversed that action for their respective subjects.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Established the National Economic Council in the Executive Office of the President to coordinate economic policy, advise the President and monitor implementation.
Bill Clinton · 1993–2001
Required covered executive-branch appointees and trade negotiators to sign post-employment ethics pledges; EO 13184 later ended those commitments.