Sentence examples for a new statute of from inspiring English sources

For example, in 2005 the Catalan regional Parliament passed a new Statute of Autonomy delineating powers that should be delegated to the region.

A new statute of 1828 decreed that parochial schools were intended for the peasants, the district schools for merchants and other townspeople, and gimnazii for children of the gentry and civil servants.

Pasqual Maragall, the Socialist leader, opportunistically demanded a new statute of autonomy, formally recognising Catalonia as a nation, rather than a region or a community, and granting it more money and power.

In 1990, Brazil followed ratification of the Convention with a new Statute of the Child and Adolescent based on its principles.

Is it possible to start reasoning about a new statute for the cities of the eternal present?

Last year, Congress wrote a new statute codifying a definition of the scope of detention authority derived from the Guantánamo litigation.

In 2008 Ohio experienced an unintended consequence of a new statute that resulted in a brief period of overlap voting, when absentee voting has started and before the close of voter registration.

Particular episodes in institutional practice, say the enactment of a new statute, change rights and obligations by changing the content of the practice and therefore its moral effect (Greenberg 2007, 2011a).

In 1726, a new statute defining the obligations and responsibilities of the heads of the institutions was introduced.

It has also proposed a new statute authorizing the indefinite detention without trial of terrorism suspects.

A new statute was passed in 1999 but prompted bloody protests on the streets of Jakarta within hours.