Sentence examples for decree appear from inspiring English sources

Should a general decree appear necessary, it was determined, the commission would formulate new canons and insert them into the code.

The protests against the decree appear – for now at least – to have united the fissiparous and largely secular opposition to the Muslim Brotherhood.

The scale of the backlash against the decree appeared to catch Mr. Morsi's government by surprise.

Justice Minister Momcilo Grubac, who drafted the decree, appeared unperturbed by the challenge and said he did not expect the court to find the decree unconstitutional.

The congressional response to the decree appears to reflect differences in strategy within the governing coalition, if not in the final goal.

In any case, the decree appeared to do nothing to deter the Bush administration from its readiness to use military force if necessary to capture or kill Mr. bin Laden.

Shorten had the stage to himself at Sky News second people's forum, broadcast live from Brisbane, while Turnbull – having refused what he described as Sky's "decree" – appeared on 7.30 with Leigh Sales.

In 2010 then-leader Omar al-Baghdadi said women could not carry out suicide attacks, but his decree appeared to have been rolled back by the terror group's later leaders, who said in October it was acceptable for a woman to blow themselves up if they were raided in their own home.

"And I am from Florence!" The new decree appeared enough to ease tensions between the two men, but it will take a lot more to soothe the many dissatisfied citizens of the Italian capital who are indignant following years of parlous finances and bad government.

The decree appears in three scripts: the upper text is Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs, the middle portion Demotic script, and the lowest Ancient Greek.

If it were possible to have met any one of them, it would probably be Goncharova, the Damien Hirst of prerevolutionary Moscow, who issued crazy decrees, appeared in outrageous films and cabarets and scandalized the public with pictures that the police repeatedly confiscated as pornographic and blasphemous.