Sentence examples for decree offers from inspiring English sources

The decree offers prosecutors several new options.

In a move that is likely to escalate the contentious national battle over LGBT rights that has erupted in response to North Carolina's controversial "bathroom bill" and other measures, the Department of Justice and Department of Education's decree offers guidelines on how to protect transgender students from discrimination and to "identify and address unjust school policies".

Either way, as the New York Times put it, the decree offers a "roadmap" that other cities can judge their own practices against.

After ruling out a sale of Alitalia two months ago, Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi is weighing a decree to offer tax breaks to all airlines operating in Italy.

The city is required by state law and a longstanding court decree to offer some help to youngsters who do not speak English as they enter the public schools.

The Taliban leaders so far have rejected pleas by the United Nations to rescind the decree, and mocked offers by museums to purchase smaller objects.

Come May he will have to pay around £2,000 per share less under stock market rules that decree he must offer all shareholders the highest price that he paid over the previous year.

Under the consent decree, gas companies offered free urine mercury screening to residents who believed they may have been exposed to mercury after removal of gas regulators from their homes.

This immigration became significant after the cedula (decree) of 1783, which offered generous land and tax incentives to settlers, and transformed Trinidad's population, economy, and society.

Maybe such a reputation was deserved 30 years ago, when the Puerto Rican Legal Defense Fund sued and won a consent decree requiring that New York City offer bilingual education.

On November 8, likewise, Lenin issued his decree on peace, which offered negotiations to all belligerents but precluded annexations and indemnities and stipulated a right of self-determination for all peoples concerned.