Sentence examples for decrees used from inspiring English sources

That would have left Afghanistan holding the vote under the same presidential decrees used to govern the 2009 presidential election, which was marred by fraud and set off months of crisis.

This is why I shudder when Trump seems to think "blacks" are an inner city dilemma in need of additional "law and order," or Sessions suggests the consent decrees used to hold rogue police departments accountable are demoralizing to cops on the beat.

This is why I shudder when Trump seems to think "blacks" are an inner city dilemma in need of additional "law and order," or Sessions suggests the consent decrees used to hold rogue police departments accountable are demoralising to cops on the beat.

This is why I shudder when Trump seems to think "blacks" are an inner city dilemma in need of additional "law and order," or Sessions suggests the consent decrees used to hold rogue police departments accountable are demoralizing to cops on the beat.

Evangelos Venizelos and Fotis Kouvelis, the socialist and leftwing leaders who are junior partners in the coalition, have demanded he revoke the legislative decree used to close the broadcaster and start a new restructuring process.That is unlikely to happen.

On July 16 , 1930 after the Reichstag rejected a major part of his plans, Brüning began governing by presidential emergency decree, using Article 48 of the Weimar Constitution as a basis for this step.

He continues under intense pressure to rescind the decree he used to suspend the Constitution and appoint a new Supreme Court.

I won't do what you tell me" position and start making unilateral decrees, and use this odd "employ the force" concept that Woodward has somehow decided is a thing that exists.

Mr. Suharto is accused of abusing his power in issuing presidential decrees that he used to enrich himself, his six children and his cronies and supporters.

Having criticised the previous government for overusing emergency decrees, Mr Ponta used an emergency motion to push through the legislation changes.

No-one in his right senses would choose such a life, but there comes a time when a man is denied the right to live a normal life, when he can only live the life of an outlaw because the government has so decreed to use the law.