Sentence examples for Many decrees from inspiring English sources

Relatively undignified as it is, football offers grounds for hope here: beloved black footballers have probably done more for race relations in Britain than many decrees and activists.

On that long journey he carried a number of valises, each crammed with documents, among them many decrees signed by Frank.

On paper, MPs could act as a check on the president's power: the 596-seat parliament has the power to impeach the President as well as debate the many decrees he has signed since his election in July last year –  175 at the last count.

Amongst president Trump's many decrees in the last week was an ostensibly shocking order to ensure non-Americans wouldn't get the same privacy rights as U.S. citizens.

He noted that while Hess accepted responsibility for the many decrees he had signed, he said these matters were part of the internal workings of a sovereign state and thus outside the purview of a war crimes trial.

Then again, when the first Wii console felt new, as with Microsoft's Kinect more recently, many decreed that motion controls would be swiftly and widely integrated into long, narrative games.

It was the first of many political decrees with direct, and not altogether salutary, urban consequences.

"Americans will use their air support whenever they need it, no matter where it is and no matter how many presidential decrees are issued".

In Haiti's history we've had too many laws, decrees, and agreements that have never been implemented or whose implementation has been sabotaged from the get-go.

But the militants, who included fighters from other Arab countries and Somalia, also issued many unpopular decrees, banning Arabic music, dance videos and any semblance of Western culture.

President Xi Jinping has made anti-corruption one of his top priorities since taking office and there have been many party decrees warning members against the temptation of taking bribes.