Sentence examples for decrees allows from inspiring English sources

Patrick Grenier's video "Democratic Decrees" allows visitors to write out their own social and political demands.

Saudi sources say that King Salman, who came to the throne a year ago, signed the royal decrees allowing the executions to go ahead because of mounting public pressure to get tough.

She released political prisoners, restored habeas corpus, repealed decrees allowing indefinite detention without trial, organized a human-rights commission and began negotiations with the Communist Party and its military wing, the New People's Army.

Fujimori's 1992 decrees allowed arresting and holding terrorist suspects on less evidence, and for summary trials by anonymous judges.

The official offensive against the traffickers escalated in August when the government issued decrees allowing for the confiscation of properties belonging to accused traffickers and for their extradition to the United States.

The decree allows for the mobilisation of reservists, among other measures.

(A 2002 presidential decree allows government officials to fly in air force jets if on official business).

The emergency decree allows the authorities to suspend certain civil liberties and to censor the news media.

As a stimulus for consumption, Mr. De la Rúa's decree allows people to spend whatever they like using their credit and debit cards.

A consent decree allows the Justice Department to step in when one of the nation's eighteen thousand law-enforcement departments goes seriously awry.

The vaguely written decree allows Mr. Chávez himself to determine which goods are of basic necessity or crucial to national security.