Sentence examples for are decreed by from inspiring English sources

Art movements are strange things: some are decreed by way of a manifesto, their antecedents declared and a purpose proposed.

There is a big difference between what is decreed by those supposedly in authority and what happens in reality.

Chile's investment law of 1974 was decreed by the dictatorship of General Augusto Pinochet and remains little changed.

Another important step was the adoption of surnames or family names, which was decreed by the GNA in 1934.

The new voting rules were decreed by the emir using emergency powers six weeks before December's elections.

The reserve was decreed by Mr. da Silva's government in 2005 after a legal battle of more more than 20 years.

An attack is decreed by General Broulard (Adolphe Menjou), and passed on to General Mireau (George Macready) to execute.

In some countries the initiation of liquidation may also be decreed by the court ex officio or upon petition by public officials.

In addition, Badal was imprisoned at various times, including a stretch during the 1975 77 emergency that had been decreed by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.

The average Argentine still blames the banks for the confiscation of savings (though this was decreed by the government) and much else besides.

Few, even among protesters, expect any major concessions from the government, given that the election system has been decreed by the Communist Party.