His brief explanation of what "consent decree" means is the best I have ever read.
The couple, who were married at a ceremony in a Scottish castle in 2000, were granted the decree in a brief hearing that neither attended; the divorce can become final after six weeks and one day.
J. Thomas Rosch, a Republican, questioned whether the agency had the evidence to bring a case on search manipulation, but also expressed skepticism at a settlement that did not involve a consent decree, the people briefed said.
One report showed the delegates meeting with the head of an official human rights organization established by royal decree, another their briefing by the royal who oversees the police force "on human rights reforms that have been implemented within the interior ministry".
Asked about the new decree at a daily State Department briefing in Washington, the deputy spokeswoman, Marie Harf, said: "We have continued to urge the interim government officials and security forces to respect the right of peaceful assembly.
In a very real sense, he was a young man, like any young man, on an adventure, a brief detour from the life his father had decreed for him of ministering in a quiet, country parsonage.
He issued an amnesty decree for opponents who had been charged with supporting a brief 2002 coup and shook up his cabinet, replacing his vice president and ministers in charge of the economy and fighting crime.
As Kafka said, what somewhere else "provokes a brief flurry of interest, here brings down nothing less than a life-or-death decree".
King Barrett's royal decree that everyone bow before him was blatantly disregarded by Jack Swagger, who put up a brief flurry of offense but fell in defeat to the 2015 King of the Ring, courtesy of the Bull Hammer.
Think brief, briefer, briefest".
