Sentence examples for next decree from inspiring English sources

My next decree would be an end to VAT on tampons.

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.

Older consumers think of clothing, harking back to the days when Christian Dior would take his tape measure and decree next season's hem length.

What's next, a bill decreeing that two plus two only sometimes equals five?

The following year, Decree nr.

He felt the typical newsman's discomfort with ad salesmen, and would have preferred to begin elsewhere, but Walter Mattson, the company's first president who was not also a family member, and whom Punch had asked to help oversee the training of the next generation of Sulzbergers, decreed otherwise.

The European Union has decreed that next year Internet retailers can sell across borders, based on the rules in their home country.

Parliament has disbanded, and President René Préval, whose term expires next January, is ruling by decree.

In an interview on LCI television, he said the ban would be ordered "by decree" in the next few days.

Other amendments decree that the next president must appoint a vice-president within 60 days of taking office something Hosni Mubarak studiously failed to do until the last few days of his 30 years in power.

The next day, he implemented a decree, "For the Protection of People and State," that authorized the government to place just about anyone in "protective custody," a euphemism for indefinite detention.