Sentence examples for decree to date from inspiring English sources

But last December, after President Leonid Kuchma issued the most sweeping land reform decree to date, privatizing all communes, dividing the ownership of the land equally among the commune members and withdrawing state support, a whole new opportunity opened up for Mr. Sluga's April Farm enterprise, named for the month it was started.

A preliminary decree to this effect is passed.

We read later of his decree to commit genocide.

In a Roman decree dated to 142 BC, Rhodes is listed among the areas notified of the renewal of the pact of friendship between the Roman senate and the Jewish nation.

As he outlined one of the Argentinian pontiff's most concrete moves to date, Vatican spokesman Federico Lombardi said the new commission – established through a personal decree known as a chirografo – would report directly to Francis.

The city is required to provide shelter to every person who seeks it, based on a consent decree that dates back to 1981.

He also brought back the synod's decrees to England.

One expert, Matthew Rendall, said the statue is covered under Cambodian statutes, royal orders and decrees dating to the early 1900s that declare such items to be the "exclusive" and "immovable" property of the government.

This definition was completed by the decree dated 23 July 2015 relative to public contracts.

The provider is remunerated by the public authority (decree relative to public contracts dated 23 July 2015).

A decree dated 20th June 2005 gives to accredited InVS staff access to anonymized individual PSB data.