Sentence examples for decree to remove from inspiring English sources

An atmosphere of unease pervaded Baghdad, where a decree to remove the blast walls that line many of the main thoroughfares was suspended and searches at checkpoints in and out of the capital were stepped up.

In February 2004, the Education Minister proposed a legislative decree to remove the teaching of evolution from the secondary school curriculum.

Ultimately, the Vatican can issue a decree to remove him or ask him to resign within 15 days.

"Can we get her new legs?" After trying in vain to add a "baby bag" (i.e. a smallish handbag) to one model's look he issues a decree "to remove the right sleeve from every T-shirt and rib knit".

The White House decree to gradually remove them is hardly the death knell of lobbying.

If a harsh decree ever threatens to remove a protection or to create a vulnerability, it is our duty to step in, personally, so as to ensure that care and goodness flow where, by divine decree, they must.

However, I have contacted the loan company, sent copies of the divorce decree and they refuse to remove my name and SSN and put them under his.

Ruling by decree, he implemented measures to remove what he viewed as foreign imperialist influence from Libya, and strengthened ties to Arab nationalist governments.

Ponta, Europe's youngest prime minister at 39 years old, adopted emergency decrees to limit the court's powers and remove the quorum requirement from the referendum, replacing the speakers of both houses of parliament and the national ombudsman.

The Bonn powers -- confirmed at an international meeting in December 1997 -- allow the high representative to issue decrees, to impose laws and to remove officials and elected politicians who are obstructing Dayton.

In 1567 he commanded a royal task force, sent to remove the noble family of Starzechowscy from the royal lands they were decreed to hold illegally.