Sentence examples for kind of decree from inspiring English sources
That means the one kind of decree that Parliament cannot discuss in the last year of its term is one that changes electoral laws.
That there is a kind of divine decree.
This elite is so powerful, he says, that the 2008 banks rescue "was done by the kind of executive decree Charles I would have died for.
This kind of cultural decree angers Alexei Ivanov, a local author with a national following who is an unrelenting critic of the new team from Moscow and of their goals and methods.
A decision to freeze the tax take at a particular level, regardless of the spending needs left unmet and the services left unavailable, is an incremental judgment call rather than some kind of absolutist decree.
"We can't wait for Congress to actually get going on issues that are vital to the middle class," he said, pledging more executive actions, a kind of presidential decree that is limited in scope and can easily be overturned by a successor.
But McInerney rather quickly veered into an account of his own struggle to write the kind of novel Naipaul had decreed unnecessary.
The Turkmenistan Foreign Ministry said "no kind of violations have resulted" from a decree in April by President Saparmurat Niyazov that gave the Russians -- said by Moscow to number 100,000 -- two months to choose one citizenship or the other.
Although the NDP was the first of its kind, the Health Care Law was adopted as a response to the flawed implementation of Decree 52, which did not adequately care for the poorest in the society as intended.
Listening to Brandston, an obscure shaper of the city, talk about things like "dark-sky zealots" was cool and kind of spooky, like meeting whatever person decreed that taxis should be yellow.
