In practice, the chief executive limits the use of executive orders for establishing new regulations, policies, or government practices. - Global Integrity Index - Actionable Governance Indicators

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Rank	Country	Value
In practice, the chief executive limits the use of executive orders for establishing new regulations, policies, or government practices. - Global Integrity Index - Actionable Governance Indicators (2009)
1	Costa Rica	100
2	Kazakhstan	100
3	Benin	100
4	Vanuatu	100
5	Turkey	100
6	South Africa	100
7	Serbia	100
8	Poland	100
9	Lithuania	75
10	Mongolia	75
11	Macedonia	75
12	Kenya	75
13	Mexico	75
14	Latvia	75
15	Lebanon	75
16	Bulgaria	75
17	Chile	75
18	Liberia	75
19	Sierra Leone	75
20	Democratic Republic of the Congo	75
21	Rwanda	75
22	Nigeria	75
23	Namibia	75
24	Ghana	75
25	Guatemala	75
26	India	75
27	Thailand	50
28	Argentina	50
29	Vietnam	50
30	Azerbaijan	50
31	Bangladesh	50
32	Zimbabwe	50
33	Bosnia and Herzegovina	50
34	Algeria	50
35	China	50
36	Indonesia	50
37	Malawi	50
38	Timor-Leste	50
39	Moldova	50
40	Mozambique	50
41	Nepal	50
42	Pakistan	50
43	Peru	50
44	Romania	50
45	Russia	50
46	Somalia	50
47	Tanzania	50
48	Armenia	25
49	Philippines	25
50	Egypt	25
51	Georgia	25
52	Ecuador	25
53	Senegal	25
54	Brazil	25
55	Colombia	25
56	Iraq	25
57	Cameroon	25
58	Sri Lanka	25
59	St. Vincent and the Grenadines	25
60	Nicaragua	25
61	Ethiopia	25
62	Jordan	25
63	Cambodia	25
64	Uganda	25
65	Ukraine	25
66	Montenegro	25
67	West Bank and Gaza	25
68	Yemen	25
69	Morocco	25
70	Angola	0
71	Belarus	0
72	Kyrgyzstan	0
73	Tajikistan	0
74	Burundi	0
75	Venezuela	0

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