Sentence examples for decree struck from inspiring English sources

But the mood was more hopeful inside the courtroom of U.S. District Judge Catherine Perry, who is overseeing the federal consent decree struck last year between Ferguson and the Justice Department.

New York Times reporters Gabriel J.X. Dance, Nicholas Confessore and Michael LaForgia write that "the partnerships, whose scope has not been previously reported, raise concerns about the company's privacy protections," as well as its compliance with a consent decree it struck with the Federal Trade Commission in 2011.

The consent decree was struck down in 2001, and I fear we are beginning to see the results.

The newspaper's report details how, until April, Facebook's API was passing user and friend data to at least 60 device makers without gaining people's consent — despite a consent decree the company struck with the Federal Trade Commission in 2011, which Parakilas suggested "appears to prohibit that kind of behavior".

The old judges struck down that decree.

WHEN will the new decree take effect?

President Alejandro Toledo has asked Congress to grant him special powers to create new antiterrorism laws, days after a court struck down tough decrees from the early 1990's used to fight rebel insurgencies.

When Mr. Morsi took office, he struck back with a decree reinstating Parliament.

In revenge, Purrukapali struck Bima down and decreed that death would come to the whole world.

Thus, the Court struck down a law decreeing maximum hours for workers in a bakery in Lochner v. New York (1905) and struck down a minimum wage law in Adkins v. Children's Hospital (1923).

The court last month struck down the 1993 French decree establishing a golden share in what is now TotalFinaElf, the giant oil company.