Sentence examples similar to mentioned decree from inspiring English sources

The man who ordained Father St. Germain, Bishop John A. Elya of the Melkite Diocese of Newton, says the ban lapsed in 1990 when Pope John Paul II issued a new legal code for Eastern churches that did not mention the decree.

M. HERZOG: Do you remember the decree white we mentioned this morning, your Decree Number 10, which stipulated the order of priority of work and gave priority to armament?

Then, the execution order for the destruction decree mentioned by the defendant yesterday, which the Tribunal will find on Page 81 of the English document book; I submit it as Exhibit 33.

DR. MERKEL: Did the decrees mentioned have the character of State Police decrees?

THE TRIBUNAL (Mr.Biddle): Was the number of strokes that could be used mentioned in the decree?

At the time when the decree mentioned was issued the chief of both the Security Police and the SD, Heydrich, was interested in having the SD gain an insight into the activity of the offices and agencies of the State.

Wines and spirituous liquors are to pay 50 per cent., and all other goods, wares and merchandize not specially mentioned in this decree shall pay 34 per cent".14.14

As, first of all, the Security Service hardly appeared in the public eye at that time in 1938, and the work in the field of public life had not yet been officially recognized by the Party and could, therefore, not be mentioned in the decree, Heydrich quoted the support of the Security Police, because no one outside could check that.

The Russian government, in the above-mentioned Decree 1470, recommended a payback period along with two other possible criteria: A discounted cash flow that takes into account governmental subsidies for the project, along with income and other taxes that the company will pay from earnings (the budget effect of the project); A break-even point, where a decline in production leads to zero profits.

Galileo was not mentioned directly in the decree, but he was admonished by Robert Cardinal Bellarmine (1542 1621) not to "hold or defend" the Copernican theory.

So: 1) the decree of the Honduran Congress, which is being cited as justification for it, was produced when the coup was already three days old, and 2) this decree never mentioned Article 239.