The drivers now want the government to rescind last week's emergency decree, which ordered them to return to work, subjected them to martial law and left them liable to arrest, imprisonment and the loss of their operating licences.
In September, ninety-nine prominent Syrians, including fifteen filmmakers, signed a petition calling for an end to the restrictions on freedom of assembly, opinion, and the press; a general amnesty for all political prisoners; and a decree allowing political exiles abroad to return.
It harms Greece's good name". In 1982, more than 30 years after the conflict's end, Greece's socialist government issued a decree allowing civil war refugees to return - but only those who were "of Greek ethnicity".
Besides, you are perfectly able to protect Telemachus, and to see him safely home again, while the suitors have to come hurry-skurrying back without having killed him". When he had thus spoken, he said to his son Mercury, Mercuryyouyou are our messenger, go therefore and tell Calypso we have decreed that poor Ulysses is to return home.
A presidential decree in 1959 allowed Dr. Merten to return to Germany, where he practiced law and died in 1976.
In order to trace the fate of the remaining Gypsies in Estonia, we need to return to the Ostland Ministry decree, originally proposed in July 1942 though not adopted until May 1943.
The synod's final decrees dissatisfied Theodoric, and he allowed Laurentius to return to Rome, where he was proclaimed pope by the Laurentians.
In May 1977, petitioner entered into a consent decree with the Commission in which he agreed to return his profits to the sellers of the shares.
After the SEC began an investigation of his trading activities, petitioner entered into a consent decree with the SEC in which he agreed to return his profits to the sellers of the shares.
Eton seems unlikely to return soon to its core purpose as decreed by Henry VI: the education of poor scholars.
