Sentence examples for By whose decree from inspiring English sources
Since when, and by whose decree (the cosmetics industry, doctors whose specialty is plastic surgery), is it shameful and unbecoming to look your age?
Ch. 450, reversed by Chancellor Walworth on appeal (9 Paige, 507, 509, 512), whose decree was affirmed by the court of errors (7 Hill, 259); Hagner v. Heyberger, 7 Watts & S. 104; Updegraff v. Crans, 47 Pa.
This example set by the Lutherans was followed by the other Reformation churches, and it was even followed by the Council of Trent (1545 63), whose decrees and canons, together with the Professio fidei Tridentina of 1564, were a codification of Roman Catholic doctrinal tenets.
Pardoned by the Roman emperor Julian the Apostate, he attended the Synod of Alexandria (362), whose decrees on the Nicene Creed he promulgated, thereby helping to restore orthodoxy and unity throughout the empire.
The ultimate authority in the settlement of disputes was the pharaoh, whose decrees were supreme.
By whose standard of accuracy?
Yes, the company that felt threatened by Linux, and whose CEO famously decreed that Linux is a cancer is an active contributor to the Linux kernel.
The court can count on the production of the necessary evidence by the parties in whose behalf the decree is rendered.
