Sentence examples for may decrees from inspiring English sources

But the new code, drawn up by David Cameron in May decrees that a PPS must toe the government line or face resignation.

This policy may decree marking by no civilians, marking by some civilians (such as NGO personnel), or marking by all civilians.

When the legislature fails to pass the president's legislative initiatives, he may issue decrees that have the force of law.

Thirty years ago, Margaret Thatcher may have decreed that "what the police need is support and not criticism".

Fidel Castro may have decreed an end to racism in Cuba, but that does not mean racism has simply gone away.

If the government refuses to recognize a fledgling freelancer as a real journalist, it may next decree that someone who works for a small newspaper also fails to make the grade.

And while adherence to N.C.A.A. decrees may be a necessary condition to ensure a clean athletic program, it is hardly sufficient.

That's a sign that the pattern of lockstep support on Capitol Hill for whatever the Israel government of the day decrees may be loosening a bit.

The next reform was implemented in may 1997 (Law Decrees 8 and 9/97) reducing the above-mentioned mandatory redundancy pay in case of "unfair" dismissals to 33 days with a maximum of 24 months of wages for most new hires, with the exception of prime-age workers (aged 30-44 years old) whose unemployment spells were below one year.

She said Trump's administration "agrees with the need to rebuild public confidence in law enforcement" but had serious worries "where consent decrees may reduce the lawful powers of the police department".

However executive decrees may be also associated with toleration.