Sentence examples for her decree from inspiring English sources

That night he left for the Continent, where he lived several months with friends in Austria and discreetly apart from Mrs. Simpson until after her decree of divorce became final.

Obviously I have memories of Thatcher: I spent my entire youth in the far North under her decree during the three times in which she was voted into power.

See articleArgentina's embattled president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, won a narrow victory when the lower house of Congress voted by 129 to 122 to support her decree raising taxes on agricultural exports.Ecuador confiscated two television stations, along with 200 other businesses.

According to oral tradition, upon Rafohy's designation of elder son Andriamanelo as her successor, her younger son Andriamananitany initially claimed to accept her decree.

The upshot, published in the British Medical Journal, in 1964, was an article, by Sir Zachary Cope (the name would have amused her), decreeing that she had died from "Addison's disease of the suprarenal capsules".

If she let some power to Chance in derogating her decrees, it was more to shorten than to lengthen those first limits set by her, as familiar examples show.

Maryam had been forced into a loveless marriage at 15 to an opium-smoking, womanizing factory owner nearly two decades her senior who divorced her nine years later; so she brought along her divorce decree.

And perhaps her theology strayed even farther from convention: the "pantheistic imagery" in stained glass windows that "shone with flowers and plants from past millennia" rather than "saints and miracles," Uglow writes, made Losh's construction "a defiant celebration of life and art, summoned by her own decree".

So she has to fax in or send in or go down to the office to show a copy of her divorce decree to prove that they haven't been married for 9 years and she isn't legally responsible for anything related to him.

And it's not a very pretty story: her parents were cruelly feckless, and after her mother decreed she had to go, Fox was passed among relatives and friends in locales as varied as Long Island, Hollywood and Cuba.

Ariel is once again rebellious, and after her father decrees music to be banned in Atlantica she runs away with Sebastian and his band.