Sentence examples for decree that if from inspiring English sources

The University of Zimbabwe's students' union is objecting to the recently introduced decree that, if broken, could lead to immediate eviction from the university's halls of residence.

I don't know enough to be sure of this, but Vinson's decree that if the individual mandate is struck down the entire bill goes down with it might make it less rather than more likely that the Supremes will agree with him.

The rules of the New York Times decree that if pejorative remarks are worth reporting and cannot be attributed, they may be paraphrased, but that "the vivid language of direct quotation confers an unfair advantage on a speaker or writer who hides behind the newspaper, and turns of phrase are valueless to a reader who cannot assess the source".

By the way, if the FASB does decree that options must be immediately expensed, the current formulation won't allow companies to recover that expense if the options go unexercised.

The decree specified that "if Muslims, Afghans and non-Afghans, extend cooperation to the infidels during an American attack, or assist them to carry out espionage activities, they will be considered foreign aggressors, and their murder will be an obligation".

If not, the politicians threatened to pass a parliamentary decree that would do it for him.

Abortion services are legal in Vietnam, if provided through public or qualified private facilities, under a Decree that enabled privatization of the health sector in 1989 [ 10].

Decree of Canopus, ancient bilingual, trigraphic Egyptian decree that provided a key for deciphering hieroglyphic and demotic scripts.

But instead of envisioning a free market in marijuana, officials in Ohio had decreed that if the law passed only marijuana from ten predesignated farms inside the state would be available for purchase.

(The so-called "Maharishi effect" decrees that if the square root of 1% of any population practises transcendental meditation, it will produce measurable improvements in the quality of life, "thus creating sustainable world peace").

The mainstream narrative on climate change decrees that if we can get the urgent political agreements in place, and produce enough turbines and electric cars quickly enough, we can "stabilise the climate" and carry on as before.