Sentence examples for has recently decreed from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the Arc of Fire is not well represented within the SNUC, although the federal government has recently decreed several "paper" conservation units, but there are numerous Indigenous Lands (Figure 6).

Bean has recently been decreed "not merely the greatest American painter, but one of the great masters of all times".

Mr. Cuccinelli argued that the federal provision establishing a health insurance mandate was against a law the legislature had recently passed decreeing that no resident could be required to have health insurance.

The novelist Anthony Trollope went much further, in his satirical novel The Fixed Period, set in 1980, and published in 1882, in the last year of his life: in this he invents a utopian (or dystopian) antipodean island society which has recently passed a law decreeing that, for the common good, euthanasia will be compulsory for all its citizens between the ages of 67 and 68.

Mrs. Kirchner has recently been battling with the courts and the Argentine Central Bank over her decision by presidential decree to tap $6.6 billion of foreign reserves to help pay down international debt.

That has recently changed.

Twitter has recently learned this.

"The F.T.C. has been very active on the enforcement front; we've recently entered into consent decrees with large companies like Facebook and Google, and we have pushed other companies too," Mr. Olsen said.

Another article revealed that the unemployment benefits recently decreed by the king have been whittled down from 3,000 riyals (£490) a month to 1,000 riyals (£165) and will probably only be given to unemployed men but not women.

Hungarian laws and Romanian decrees have recently attracted the ire of Brussels.

Having previously provided free sacks for recycling paper, Canterbury council in Kent recently decreed that residents must pay for the sacks themselves.