Sentence examples for decree awards from inspiring English sources

The president's decree awards four extra seats to the more prosperous east at the expense of the highland west.Foolish words and actionsIran's new president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, refused to recant after western leaders reacted with outrage to his remarks last week that Israel's "occupying regime" should be "wiped off the map".

He said a referendum on the constitution must go forward and defended his decree awarding himself unchecked power.

Besides Milonov, Putin's decree was awarded to many other public figures, including cosmonaut Sergei Ryazansky, who was given the Hero of the Russian Federation honour for his 166-day mission to the International Space Station in 2013-14.

The president uses his decrees to award state contracts to his family," he said.

In central Cairo, police cars surrounded Tahrir Square in central Cairo, the first time they had appeared in the area since Nov. 23, shortly after a decree by Mursi awarding himself sweeping temporary powers that touched off widespread protests.

The fewer such routes the government awards by decree, the better.

In the months after the decree, the army was awarded building contracts worth about $1bn.

President Assad issued a decree in October that awarded all state employees and military personnel a 50% salary bonus.

The surge of authoritarian legislation includes, in chronological order: A Mansour decree let government ministers award contracts to companies without a public tender process.

After the team took first place in the 2006 Winter Games in Turin, Italy, Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin, then Russia's president, signed a decree making cash prizes awarded by the government to medal winners equal for Olympians and Paralympians.

In the decree, Díaz said the award paid tribute to the "deep roots of the patronage of the Virgin of Pillar, which remains part of the heritage of the Guardia Civil".