Sentence examples for governmental decrees from inspiring English sources

Health insurers will eventually be private in name only, as the details of their policies will be dictated by governmental decrees.

He declared that as Hess had signed important governmental decrees, including the decree requiring mandatory military service, the Nuremberg racial laws, and a decree incorporating the conquered Polish territories into the Reich, he must share responsibility for the acts of the regime.

Since overlaps between governmental decrees would result in double counting of surface areas, we extracted all overlaps giving them a hierarchical priority.

Given that the existing benefit catalogues are almost exclusively incorporated into acts, governmental decrees and ministerial decrees, the general features of the decision-making processes (regulatory regimes) on benefits are common, as described above.

Two important governmental decrees are associated with the AWBZ and the ZFW, respectively: the Decree on Entitlement to Exceptional Medical Expenses Insurance and the Health Insurance (Treatment and Services) Decree.

On the other hand, the 1997 Act LXXXIII authorizes ministerial (and governmental) decrees to specify entitlements and benefits within a particular service category [e.g., dental care; Decree No. 48/1997 (XII. 17) NM of the Minister of Dental Services which Can Be Utilized in the Frame of the Compulsory Health Insurance].

TEK was created in September 2010 by a governmental decree, shortly after the Fidesz government took office.

It was required to do so by governmental decree, to justify its use of the airwaves; that was even true in the USA until Reagan's deregulation.

Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit sought the authority for the dismissals through a governmental decree, but the president, Ahmet Necdet Sezer, has twice refused to sign the measure into law.

After the devastating Bam earthquake, the National Center for Earthquake Prediction (NCEP) was established by governmental decree at the International Institute of Earthquake Engineering and Seismology (IIEES).

The strike's official purpose is to force a reversal of a recent decision, issued by governmental decree, to allow university presidents to decide how academic staff members divide their time between research and teaching.