Sentence examples for from the decrees from inspiring English sources

Drawing from the decrees of Vatican II, John Paul explained that all Christians share in the mission of Jesus Christ and are responsible for spreading the faith.

Here again, Ibn Ezra, in his biblical commentaries, was vague enough to give the impression that Jews alone are exempt from the decrees of the stars, thus ingratiating himself to those many of his readers who were disposed to thinking that way.

Aside from the decrees, which were published almost immediately, virtually all the background materials -- records of the debates in the council, diaries, correspondence, etc. -- were inaccessible until 1880 when the Vatican archives were opened.

Ultimately, the department declined to release Florida from the decree.

The only suspects exempted from the decree are those charged with premeditated murder over that period.

The Board of Deputies of British Jews distanced itself from the decree, saying the letter was from a marginal and unaffiliated group.

The texts range from excerpts from the decree establishing Dutch independence from Spain in 1581, to 17th-century descriptions of shipbuilding and atomic theory, to Marie Curie's diary entries.

"This rehabilitation of rights erases penal condemnations, particularly fines and legal costs, and stops any future incapacities that result from them," the decree said.

Fresh from angering Germany by praising the decrees, the Czech prime minister, Milos Zeman, pulled out of a planned summit of four EU candidates in Hungary.

The new decree excluded some elements from the old decree that had angered the opposition, including one article that gave the president broad powers to confront threats to the revolution or the nation, wording that the opposition said gave him arbitrary authority to act.

Based on recommendations from the universities, the decree ordered prefectures, temples, and shrines to compile lists of important buildings and art.