Sentence examples for decrees pertaining from inspiring English sources

Royal decrees pertaining to religion granted Protestant lords, knights, and burghers the right to choose either conversion or emigration.

But on Jan . 11 when a federal judge formally approved the document, the mayor made known publicly that the city wanted out, insisting that the costs of police reform combined with the costs of a separate consent decree pertaining to the city jail would do "catastrophic damage" to the city budget.

The Council also passed the decrees Sacrosancta (otherwise called Haec Sancta) which claimed that a Council has power over a Pope in all matters pertaining to faith and the reformation of the Church and in particular the present schism,[101] and Frequens, which required the calling of a Council every ten years.

In truth, the Media Council cannot issue decrees; only the president of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority have such powers, and even they are limited to determining administrative communications fees (e.g. pertaining to frequency use).

But the terms pertaining to rent are.

With matters pertaining to gods, the stakes are always high.

Chief among them are the rules pertaining to guests.

It means "of or pertaining to terrestrial magnetism".

"They were all pertaining to Kass," she said.

Laws pertaining to slavery were "extremely intricate".

Machinal means of or pertaining to machines.