Sentence examples similar to a decree affecting from inspiring English sources

On Monday, the Justice Department took its first step under Sessions' order by asking a federal judge to pause court proceedings for 90 days involving a proposed consent decree affecting Baltimore's police force.

That is because it was based on a narrow case brought by the Justice Department last year, when it charged that Microsoft violated a 1995 consent decree affecting the marketing of Windows 95.

What it does it allows the president to "declare a cybersecurity emergency," with such a decree even affecting non-government computers that are still critical the country.

They became subject to the hundreds of regulations and decrees already affecting those in Germany and which continued to grow.

The state alone had any interest in the question, and a decree in favor of plaintiff would affect the treasury of the state.

Now that the economy is growing, Russia confronts one of its most difficult tasks since the collapse of Communism and the breakup of the Soviet Union in 1991 -- one that no single law or presidential decree can affect.

As discussed above, not even Himmler's deportation decree directly affected Estonia's Gypsies.

Exactly how this decree will affect production remains to be seen.

The Ministry of Health has issued a decree forbidding medical personnel to practice it, but the decree which has yet to be backed by legislation does not affect traditional circumcisers and birth attendants, who are thought to do most female circumcisions.

Upon taking office Méndez published a decree depriving all politicians who took part in the 1966 and 1971 general elections of political rights for 15 years, a measure that affected several thousand people.

The 2007 promise to restore trust in the office was betrayed by anaemic proposals last year which allowed the attorney to retain influence over any prosecution decreed to affect national security.