Sentence examples similar to decree begins from inspiring English sources

The "Flores" consent decree began as a class-action lawsuit.

As the protests gathered pace, international criticism of the decree began to mount.

"In Xanadu did Kubla Khan/A stately pleasure-dome decree... .. begins the famous Coleridge poem.

But last year he chose instead to repeal and symbolically bury a copy of the 1985 decree that began a series of pro-market reforms.

Timing is important, because under canon law, parishes have only 10 working days from the notification of the decree to begin their appeals.

Incidentally, he wants federal legislation (the "Sanctity of Life Act") to decree that life begins at conception.This has always been an odd aspect of Mr Paul's libertarianism.

But even this transformation - confirmed at the moment the Archbishop of York, the Most Reverend John Sentamu, reads and signs a "Final Decree" - barely begins to tell the story of the burden the new Archbishop of Canterbury is taking up.

DirecTV and its rival satellite service, Dish Network, have decreed that beginning late next year, all new satellite receivers include a Digital Visual Interface, or D.V.I., output, as a way to connect to a digital television.

Until 1859, when Pope Pius IX decreed that life begins at "conception," the Church was epigenetic along with the Aristotelians [see Maienschein 2003].

Abortion in El Salvador has been criminalized in all circumstances for the past two decades, after the country's legislature decreed that life begins at conception.

New Yorkers rarely depend on the equinox to decree when our spring begins.