Sentence examples for body decrees from inspiring English sources

In keeping with the dirigisme of French agriculture, a regulatory body decrees which grapes can be planted where and how they can be used.

Well before the Zurich arrests the ruling body decreed mere bog-standard VIP positions were not good enough for its dignitaries.

And many economists are rightly suspicious about any professional body decreeing what should constitute acceptable lines of inquiry for economists or how economists ought to apply the fruits of their knowledge.

We've arrived at that realm where the physical body has decreed an entirely new set of rules of acceptability.

The Legislative Council, which had become an entirely appointed body by decree of the sultan in 1970, was suspended, and a ministerial form of government was introduced.

At this point, you might share with the class parts of the overview on the Times Topics page about recession, like these three paragraphs: There is no official definition of recession, and no official body to decree that one has begun or ended.

Reliably more concerned with civil liberties and the abuse of executive power than the Commons, the Lords sunk Gordon Brown's plan for 42 days of pre-charge detention, and also modified David Cameron's plan to hand himself enabling powers to shut down public bodies by decree.

The country's top legislative body passed a decree allowing the military to keep its seats in the legislature until 2009, and banned retroactive prosecution of rights cases.

Body cameras here, consent decrees there, Black Lives Matter growing there is a movement.

But it was to Oz that Bowery decreed his body should return.

However, Hoy had been denied a chance to defend the men's sprint title he won in Beijing because the sport's ruling body, the UCI, had decreed countries could have only one entrant in each event.