Sentence examples for decrees I from inspiring English sources
To complement these changes, the provincial government issued two additional new decrees, i.e., the formation of the Emergency Response Team for West Java Earthquake (No. 360.05/Kep. 1263-Hukhand2009) and the Allocation of Emergency Response Funds (No.900/Kep 1265-Keu/2009).
In 1388, it was claimed that he had been a scholar of Decrees (i.e. Canon law) at the University of Oxford for five years, a claim to some extent confirmed by the grant of safe-conduct from the English crown on 18 February 1380, to travel and study at Oxford for a year.
"If the president can sign decrees, I call on him to appear, to speak to Venezuela and tell it what is happening in this government," Henrique Capriles, a state governor who ran unsuccessfully against Mr. Chávez in October, said Wednesday.
In his 1939 novel "Goodbye to Berlin," Christopher Isherwood famously decreed, "I am a camera".
His girlfriend, Jennifer Buoncontri, was trying on large black rectangular frames, cringing and decreeing, "I look like a cartoon character!" (She didn't).
The SatireWire report further said that Mr. Ambrose was about to publish a book of poetry entitled "Leaves of Grass" and included an excerpt from the first poem, "The Fall of the House of Usher:" "In Xanadu did Kubla Khan A stately pleasure dome decree, I think that I shall never see A poem as lovely as a tree".
You decreed I should be what I am.
If I ever thought teshuvah, tefillah and tzedakah would literally help me avert the severe decree, I've certainly given up that delusion.
To submit to The Order's decree, I would hide in a bathroom stall to confirm that indeed I could be invisible.
After watching the video on repeat, there is something about its poignant lyrics that should make us all pay closer attention to the women in our lives -- especially those walking towards us carrying metaphoric knives: "For so long I've obeyed that feminine decree, I've always contained your desire to hurt me..
Had I been a single mother by choice rather than decree, I'm not certain my parents would have been as sanguine, supportive and even encouraging as my own generation has been since our grown kids started putting the baby carriage first and the marriage later, if at all.
