"Exactly, exactly," they decree as one and gleefully pose together in front of the giant, ornately framed mirror, making impressively animated swishes of their respective hips.
And there's no decree forcing you to set up camp directly in front of the Pyramid stage for the entire three days.
The Muslim Brotherhood demonstration in support of Morsi's decree has been relocated from central Cairo to a location in front of Cairo University in Giza, in order to avoid potential clashes.
But about 50 tents remained as the bailiffs, who are responsible for enforcing English judicial decrees, and police officers moved across the plaza in front of St . Pauls.
It's all part of a cult of selfishness that decrees it's fine to throw your body in front of any initiative, no matter how important, if resistance looks more profitable.
Signs were posted by the entrances, in front of the metal detectors, announcing the mayor's new decree from last week: "No Firearms Beyond This Point Except Active Law Enforcement Personnel".
The MPAA originally decreed an NC-17 rating last autumn, prompting yesterday's special appeal and screening in front of the ratings board that was attended by SPC and the film's veteran British producer, Jeremy Thomas.
Her goal now is to "get her name cleared and have some sort of future in front of her" because she has struggled since the university decreed that what she claimed was harassment was actually a consensual relationship.
- If you present yourself in front of the court accordingly the Judge will authorize your name change decree which will be your official certificate for legally changing your name.
In June 1285, the Parliament of Scotland decreed that Scottish soldiers serving in France would wear a white Saint Andrew's Cross, both in front and behind, for identification.
