Sentence examples for instituted decree from inspiring English sources

In 1967, under the military dictatorship4 of Humberto de Alencar Castelo Branco, the government instituted Decree 210.

According to the institute decree, the scores between 70 and 75 fell into low proficiency group, 75 90 were considered as mid-proficient learners, and 90 100 were categorized as high –proficient ones.

The government didn't mind instituting the decree.

He has promised sweeping constitutional changes, including indefinite re-election; nationalised "strategic" industries; and instituted rule by decree.

After municipalities were first instituted by Royal decree on 27 December 1833, Makriyannis was elected to the city council of Athens (the city becoming the new capital in 1834).

After a major reshuffling of the deck in 2000 amid an on-pitch crisis, Germany's soccer federation instituted two transformational decrees: the 50+1 rule which requires all Bundesliga clubs to be majority owned by fans, with the exception of those with a 20-year relationship with a private company, and strict conditions for the establishment of obligatory youth academies.

In 1965 the entire system was reformed by a decree that instituted a new judicial organization.

The plan faces tough sledding in Congress, although it may still be instituted by a presidential decree.

But many Afghan and international lawyers say that such administrative detention is unconstitutional under Afghan law and that it is being instituted in effect by decree.

It began as an unofficial program in 1963, was officially instituted through the Council of Ministers Decree No 162-HDBT/1988 and was further reinforced by Resolution 4/1993.

To bolster the ranks of its army, the Armenian government issued a decree, instituting a three-month call-up for men up to age forty-five and resorted to press-gang raids to enlist recruits.