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LFO
(redirected from Legal Framework Order)

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AcronymDefinition
LFOLow Frequency Oscillator
LFOLegal Framework Order (Pakistan)
LFOLyte Funky Ones (dance band)
LFOLight Finding Operation (anime, Eureka seveN)
LFOLast Flight Out
LFOLegal Financial Obligations
LFOLakeview-Ft Oglethorpe
LFOLeft Foot Only (dance game)
LFOLasallian Family Office
LFOLine Field Office


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So far, however, this opposition has limited itself to calling upon Musharraf to withdraw the Legal Framework Order (LFO) ordinances he promulgated before the country's last elections enabling him to be head of the state as well as of the army and giving him the right to dissolve parliament at will.
Musharraf's U.S. visit, European tour more form than substance by Ali, M.M. / Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
On the eve of the country's elections last October, Musharraf issued a number of ordinances which together came to be known as the Legal Framework Order (LFO).
Pakistan faces internal difficulties along with external challenges. ... by Ali, M.M. / Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
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