Sentence examples similar to mandates decreed from inspiring English sources
But after World War I, starting in 1918, when Palestine was occupied by British forces based in Egypt, Britain issued stamps inscribed "Palestine". When Britain's civilian mandate was decreed in 1920, more stamps were issued, for a total of 104 between 1918 and 1942.
Though DRM and CCA have typically been addressed separately by different agencies or ministries operating under different statutory or decreed mandates in nations around the world policymakers are beginning to recognize the benefits of looking at them together.
Among other mandates, the decree requires intensive post-marketing surveillance for drug approval (decree 4622/2012).
In 1980, the city settled two discrimination lawsuits against the L.A.P.D., one private and one federal, by signing consent decrees mandating minority and female hiring quotas.
Mandate: The Comptroller of the Currency handed three ratings agencies an oligopoly when it decreed that Federal Reserve member banks could invest only in bonds considered investment-grade by four "recognized" ratings agencies: Standard, Poor's, Moodys and Fitch.
At the end of December, President Obama signed into law the latest of those mandates, but he did so with a protest that he would not be bound by much of what Congress had decreed.
"Not healthy," I decreed.
"Not healthy," she decreed.
The sentence has been decreed.
Pharaoh decreed his death.
