Sentence examples for decree that is from inspiring English sources

There is nothing required under the consent decree that is inconsistent with the course New Jersey has charted on its own.

Peru and Colombia have similar laws, but "ours is broader," General Cardoso said, and "has to be regulated by a decree that is still being discussed, due to the sensitivity of the problem," before it can be put into effect.

"We can't wait for Congress to actually get going on issues that are vital to the middle class," he said, pledging more executive actions, a kind of presidential decree that is limited in scope and can easily be overturned by a successor.

Ever since then, the Republican party has been forced to operate under a special set of rules, called a consent decree, that is supposed to ensure that similar voter suppression efforts never happen again.

- Retract the [May 10 , 2013]decree that is being used as a justification to confiscate peasant lands on Île-à-Vache; - Unconditionally release Jean Mathulnès Lamy, a native of the island unjustly held by the state for the past seven months for his involvement in peaceful protests (a right he retains) concerning the tourism development plan.

In Leibniz's mature account, the primitive active force is "an inherent law, impressed by divine decree," that is, it is the law of unfolding or the law of the series of the simple substance.

For one thing, prosecutors don't want a repeat of their last confrontation with Microsoft, which resulted in a 1994 consent decree that was widely regarded as toothless.

Meanwhile, Bloomberg is also reporting that the Federal Trade Commission is opening a probe into Facebook and the misuse of personal data, related to a consent decree that was issued in 2011 over the social network's personal data handling policies.

That might be true, but someone can get back together with their ex at any time, even if there's a divorce decree that's been sitting on their desk for five years.

The abuses of imperial power were frequent, but innumerable examples of popular resistance to those imperial decrees that were considered as detrimental to the faith can be cited.

In the absence of permanent legislation, the government has issued a series of temporary decrees that are intended to regulate research.