Sentence examples for decree in effect from inspiring English sources

On October 21, however, Cicero denounced Catiline to the Senate in an impassioned speech, charging him with treason and obtaining from the Senate the "ultimate decree," in effect a proclamation of martial law.

He decreed, in effect, that VW design would proceed as if Mr. Gunak's contributions — which included large chrome bibs on the faces of Jettas and Passats — had never happened.

A 1973 consent decree, still in effect, requires the Police Department to select recruits from a list that includes one minority candidate for every white one.

Last October President Dilma Rousseff signed a decree which in effect hands the state control over any work deemed to be "of public interest".

Indeed, because the Internet has developed so quickly and interactive television may also take hold soon, the commission decided to abandon its usual requirement that a consent decree be in effect for 20 years.

Mr. Chaudhry might now rule that Nov. 3 emergency decree illegal, in effect vacating the decision of the interim court, said a former Supreme Court justice, Ahmed Wajihuddin, a judge who refused to take the oath of office for the Supreme Court when Mr. Musharraf grabbed power in a coup in October 1999.

The decree remained in effect after Heydrich's death.

Under his order, the decree would be in effect for 45 days, ending just two weeks before the presidential election, which is scheduled for Nov. 29.

The decree has been in effect for three days and could last until Nov. 22.

"That decree is still in effect," Mr. Saleh said, his voice weak but defiant as usual.

The changes are being carried out slowly, though the decree has been in effect since the beginning of August.