Sentence examples for decree to work from inspiring English sources

The dictatorial decree to work "side by side" had some dubbing Mayer not "the Steinem of Silicon Valley" but "the Stalin of Silicon Valley".

Disabled yet decreed fit to work, she has lost her right to ESA.

The failure to pass the decree before parliament returned to work on Saturday means a key pledge to enact new anti-graft laws legislation by the end of February, made by Karzai at the international conference on Afghanistan in London last month, will almost certainly not be met.

Both 1998 and 1999 were years in which difficult weather conditions, and El Niño, decreed that winemakers had to work hard to produce good wines from yields that were substantially smaller.

And the consent decree required that many had to work in marked cars and in uniform, and that they were barred from using informants, all impediments to dealing with gangs.

By the same logic, Karzai's aides argue that parliament would be unable to use its power to challenge the decree within 30 days of returning to work.

A subsequent decree required those benefiting from state sponsorship to work in Hungary for twice the number of years they spent at university.

Basically, this decree tells us that we're supposed to work in the same way God worked.

Just before filming began, prison brass decreed that the inmates wouldn't be permitted to work on the crew, after all.

"We continue to urge the Teamsters to work vigilantly to achieve the consent decree's goals of eliminating organized crime and corruption from the union," Mr. Kelley said.

The City of Cleveland has agreed to work with the Department of Justice on a consent decree that will enact policing reforms intended to mediate constitutional violations.