Sentence examples for decree published from inspiring English sources

"It's going to be controversial," historian Roy A. Medvedev said of the presidential decree published Wednesday.

The government will amend the emergency decree, published last month, to include Mayuriaga, said the deputy culture minister, Patricia Balbuena.

The decree, published by the official Saudi Press Agency, gave women 30 of the 150 seats on the council with all the duties of their male counterparts.

A fatwa, or religious decree, published on the Gamaa al-Islamiyya's Web site advised members of the group not to build tourist accommodations.

However, according to a new presidential decree published today, Karzai will have the exclusive power to appoint all five panel members.

A formal decree published in Tunisia's official register indicated that Suha Arafat, the widow of the Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat, had lost her citizenship.

Issues related to the energy experts are handled by presidential decrees published in 2010; over 5400 temporary energy inspectors are already in place, while permanent accreditation is in progress.

One of the royal decrees published on Friday by the official Saudi Press Agency SPAamendedded an article in the Shura Council's statute to guarantee women representation on the body, while the other named the 150 members, among them 30 women.

In an interview on Thursday with the Spanish news agency EFE, Vice President Nicolás Maduro dismissed the issue, saying that Mr. Chávez gave the order to appoint Mr. Jaua, adding that the president "signed the decree and the decree was published, simple as that".

FRANK: May I say in this connection that this agreement was never put into effect, but that this decree was published in the Reichsgesetzblatt in the form of a Fuehrer decree.

(approximately $1,340,000) through one of thirty-one new decree laws published in yesterday's "Journal Officiel".