Sentence examples for decrees coming from from inspiring English sources

"First of all, the issue of decrees coming from outside Sweden, from the U.N. or the E.U., and being implemented as law in Sweden, that in itself is very questionable.

The infamous dismissal of voter intimidation charges against Black Panthers led to testimony that claimed the decree came down from an Obama Justice Department appointee, directing that no voting rights cases would be filed against black defendants accused of violating the rights of whites.

The $2.05 million in funds for OPP's consent decree will come from a projected, city surplus.

"Murder by Decree," coming on the heels of Stephen Knight's book "Jack the Ripper: The Final Solution," which inspired the "From Hell" graphic novel, was a breath of fresh air.

The decree comes into force from the day of its signature.

His vanity tempted him to disguise the waning of his influence by accepting responsibility for decrees that neither came from him nor accorded with his views.

Now he appears to have tilted away from moderation: the nationalisation decree came hours after he returned from Havana, where he signed a "people's trade agreement" with Messrs Castro and Chávez.The tone of the nationalisation decree is grandiloquent.

So why did I love him from early girlhood to late middle age and the divorce decree came in the mail?

The decree came through on Tuesday, and the women rushed to the orphanages.

Flotilla organizers insist the decree came at the behest of the Israeli government.

The decree came into force today when it appeared in the official gazette.