Sentence examples for By its decree from inspiring English sources

The case was heard by the court of common pleas for Richland county, and by its decree the validity of the assessment and tax was sustained, and the complaint dismissed.

The Virginia Circuit Court confirmed the Commissioners' report, and by its decree directed that interest be paid on the amount of the award from the date of the decree.

Complaint is made in behalf of Mr. Fortier that the court erred in enforcing by its decree a loan of money made by a national bank on the security of a mortgage; the contention being that the loan on such a security was unauthorized by the national banking act, and was therefore void.

In legal filings, lawyers for the RNC said it has nothing to do with Trump's proposed poll watching efforts and that it is abiding by its consent decree.

It does not appear that the State of New York, at least since our diplomatic recognition of the Soviet government, has any policy which would permit a New York debtor to question the title of that government to a claim of the creditor acquired by its confiscatory decree, and no reason is apparent for assuming that such is its policy.

Without adverting to any other objections to the maintenance of this suit, it is plain that complainant wholly fails to set forth a cause of action, and the bill was properly dismissed by the Court of Appeals, and its decree will therefore be affirmed.

In both cases he went beyond legal interpretations, using educational and sociological studies to conclude that state-sponsored school segregation by its nature decreed unequal, inferior education for blacks.

Its decree was affirmed by the Circuit Court of Appeals.

Zuckerberg suggests as much when he says that "the rules governing the Internet allowed a generation of entrepreneurs to build services that changed the world and created a lot of value in people's lives". The Federal Trade Commission has been especially complaisant it is only now getting around to fining Facebook for failing to abide by its 2011 consent decree intended to protect users' privacy.

Nestorius was condemned, and Theodotus served as a member of the delegation sent by the council to explain its decrees to the Nestorian-leaning emperor Theodosius II.

Long ago, the church abandoned holding suicides responsible for their acts by declaring them, posthumously, mad (a tactic that enabled it to circumvent punishing the "criminal," decreed by its own laws).