Sentence examples for decree changes from inspiring English sources

The National Association of Theatre Owners put it succinctly in its October response to the proposed Consent Decree changes by saying: "The current system allows exhibitors the flexibility to program content based on their customers' demands.

The Papal decree changed the ecclesiastical situation in China in an almost revolutionary way.

The decree changed the nature of these contracts, so that if the current market price fell, the purchaser could opt to pay a penalty and forgo receipt of the bulb, rather than pay the full contracted price.

In 1976, an official French decree changed the name of the category in which the Auxois fit from "draft horses" to "heavy horses" and encouraged farmers to select the heaviest breeding stallions possible, to increase the average weight of the breed.

Use the 'Name Change Decree' to change your name at any public or private institution.

The authors suggest that reformers today need to focus on ways to help teachers improve instruction from the inside out instead of decreeing change by remote control, and that reformers must also keep in mind the democratic purposes that guide public education.

We believe his dictatorial state first debated, then planned and finally decreed change.

We buy the story that he first debated with his fellow revolutionaries, then experimented and finally decreed change.

The city and the Justice Department are expected to sign a consent decree outlining changes, including the appointment of a federal monitor for the police.

In another sign that the already squeezed media landscape is set to narrow further, the leading state news agency RIA Novosti, which was known for its relatively impartial coverage of events in Russia, has also been "liquidated" according to Kremlin decree, in changes that will fully come into effect after it has finished covering the Olympics.

Adly Mansour's decree envisages changes to the Islamist-drafted constitution and a referendum, which would pave way the way for elections early next year.