Sentence examples for decree both from inspiring English sources

If New York were to refuse to sign a consent decree, both parties could still sign a simple contract that would not require court approval.

"The terms of the decree say they have to prove to the court that Microsoft has engaged in 'willful and systematic violations' of the decree". Both sides have also questioned the effectiveness of the decree.

Following the announcement of the decree, both stations were quick to interview figures likely to defend Mr Morsi's decision.

He explicitly said he thinks consent decrees both increase crime and hurt officer morale.

The stone, discovered in the Nile Delta during the Napoleonic wars, carries versions of a decree in both Ancient Egyptian and Ancient Greek.

As recently as 1990, federal prosecutors in Manhattan brought a civil racketeering suit against Mr. Ciccone, Mr. Scollo, Local 1814 and others that resulted in a 1991 consent decree barring both men from associating with organized-crime figures.

"The Road Runner divestiture is an obligation we always assumed we would face, and the decree proposes both a schedule and process that are fair and feasible," said James W. Cicconi, AT&T's general counsel.

They are issued as a ministerial decree in both cases, with the MOH being the final decision maker.

The survey profile of 44 global accreditation organizations (AOs) published by Shaw et al. in 2013 demonstrated that two-thirds of responding AOs were formally authorized by national legislation, official decree, or both.

Although a deprotonated hydroxyl group in the side chain of a serine residue is exceedingly rare in a biological context, the p Ka of the thiol in cysteine (8.5) and of the selenol in selenocysteine (5.7) decree that both of these side chains are often anionic under physiological conditions.

California's water managers have decreed that both rain and snow must hit 150percentt of average in order to break the drought.