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Discover Ludwig"government decree" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an official order that has been issued by a government or governing body, usually one with the force of law. For example, "The government decree made it illegal to smoke in any public building."
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Approved, by government decree, just recently.
The old town is now preserved by government decree.
The government decree "doesn't really touch this question," she said.
In 1972 a government decree fixed Wednesday instead as the mandatory day off.
By government decree, petrol is sold at a fixed, below-market price.
The court may also reverse a government decree which converted dollar deposits into pesos.
The destruction of images by government decree in the Roman world is called "damnatio memoriae".
Otherwise, few changes were made until 1894, when class distinctions were relaxed by government decree.
There will be an early fight over a government decree that raises taxes.
In addition, a government decree issued on Sept. 6 strengthened the conditions of residency for students.
The government decree to return the properties, bypassing nationalist opposition in Parliament, was issued late Saturday.
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