Sentence examples for new decree of from inspiring English sources

Karzai should issue a new decree of zero tolerance for poppy cultivation during the coming growing season.

In order to confuse his enemies, Louis issued a new decree of abdication, hedged with countless provisos, on November 19, 1333; this time he proposed to renounce the throne in favour of his Lower Bavarian cousin Henry.

He promoted a new decree of the Junta that called for trial and confiscation of goods for anyone that left the city without authorization, kept military weapons in secret, promoted popular alienation or discontent against the government, or wrote letters to people in other cities for such a purpose.

In 2006, Mr. Yudhoyono, in a new decree on "religious harmony," tightened criteria for building a house of worship.

Initial scepticism of any real effect is based on the amount of time it will take for knowledge of the new decree to reach the rural areas, whether or not local people will consider it important enough to comply, and how diligent local officials will be in enforcing the decrees requirement [ 32].

Their announcements come after the league (the LFP) and the government put together a new decree to regulate the sale of TV rights, laying the foundation for a collective deal.

With every new decree, tragedy of the dissident elite of Turkey widens, deepens, as it also exposes the underlying intention of those hold power: to maximize efforts for a 'negative selection' - as it happened once upon a time in Germany.

But there was no consensus on any overall view of the future, nor was there any political will to implement one.The new decree prohibits the issue of new residency and fishing permits.

Italy has just issued a new decree increasing the amount of time an illegal migrant can be held from six months to a year and a half.

Before the new decree, a question arose about which of the younger generation of the royal family would become crown prince.

As a taxpayer, I do sometimes feel guilty about the fortune the NHS spends on me, and I have a nasty feeling that the government's new decree will result in hordes of golden oldies demanding inappropriate treatments, and suing their GPs, if they don't get them.