Suharto decreed a quick and quiet funeral.
It decreed a trade embargo on neighbouring Megara, but the ensuing 27-year struggle left the Athenians humiliated and Megara's ally, Corinth, triumphant.That may be the first instance of sanctions failing, but there are plenty of more recent cases.
It can decree an election, or it can decree a coin flip.
It is a sanction of last resort".
344, 'the injunction is to be the consequence of a decree sanctioning the forfeiture.
However, combined opposition from both the vicar of the local All Saints Church, Wraxall and the church's patron, a member of the Gorges family, led to the Bishop of Bath and Wells decreeing that he would not sanction the consecration of Tyntesfield's chapel, through fears that it would take power away from the local population fully into Gibb's hands.
In 1979 a Vatican decree sanctioned by Pope John Paul II deprived Küng of his right to teach as a Catholic theologian.
Decreeing stability is a mug's game.
But when Christianity became the one and only religion acknowledged throughout the empire, Emperor Theodosius I in his zeal to wipe out all vestiges of paganism issued a decree in 391 sanctioning the demolition of temples in Alexandria.
Diocesan Acts of the Trial were drawn up for scrutiny by the under-secretary of the CCS, and on January 29 , 1993a decree was signed sanctioning those Acts by Jean-Claude Turcotte, Archbishop of Montréal, and read by Michel Parent, chancellor of the Montréal diocese.
A sanctions resolution," he said.
