Sentence examples for issuing decrees from inspiring English sources

But once the economy stabilized, Mr. Kirchner continued his contentious style, issuing decrees and concentrating power in the executive.

"The doctors who supported the protesters were suddenly issuing decrees on behalf of the entire medical community," she said.

Even Mr Arafat, stung by the cool reception he received on tours this week of Bethlehem, Nablus and Jenin, has sniffed the breeze, promising change on all fronts and issuing decrees to ensure the independence of the judiciary.

Mr. Lott laments that like-minded Southerners are simply outvoted, and "cannot stop the enactment of legislation undully favorable to the Negro race any more than we can prevent the Supreme Court from issuing decrees inimical to the Constitution".

The roles of the sexes are rigidly separated, as in most Paleolithic societies, but it's not what you could call a patriarchy; it's the women who make the major decisions, without issuing decrees or fiats, by talking and settling things among themselves while doing chores.

Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, a reclusive 73-year-old cleric revered by many of Iraq's 15 million Shiites, hears arguments and requests here from the country's most senior politicians, occasionally issuing decrees through them that thwart the plans of the world's sole superpower.

In April 1978, Suharto moved decisively by issuing decree on "Normalization of Campus Life" (NKK) which prohibited political activities on-campus not related to academic pursuits.

He also issued decrees without consulting the Crisis Cell.

Within the last two weeks the authorities have issued decrees warning that criticism will lead to jail".

Her ob-gyn issued decrees without explanation, much as a parent says "no" and expects compliance.

However, over the last few years, King Abdullah issued decrees cracking down on freedom of expression.