Sentence examples for proposed decree from inspiring English sources

"Second, I am concerned that the enforcement mechanism described in the proposed decree lacks the power and the timeliness necessary to inspire confidence in its effectiveness.

The plaintiffs agreed, but a Microsoft lawyer, John Warden, then said the company wanted an opportunity to "comment on the form of the proposed decree prior to its entry".

But the terms of the proposed decree indicate that federal regulators thought the company needed outside oversight, said Erik Gordon, an assistant professor at the Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan.

The judge also did not take issue with the views of Philip S. Beck, the Justice Department's lead trial lawyer in the case, that she did not have authority to rewrite the proposed decree and largely had to defer to the department's view that it was in the public interest.

By virtue of it, he had personal inviolability, could veto measures freely, summon the organs of government, and propose decrees and legislation.

A closer parallel to Mr Obama's proposed order is Mr Bush's 1990 decree that the spouses and children of people legalised under the 1986 immigration act should not be deported, which covered up to 1.5m people.

Mr. Bremer said he did not recall who first proposed the decree dissolving the Iraqi Army.

Early this year, Mr. Sembiring proposed a decree that would impose screening of sites with illegal content, including pornography, gambling and blasphemy.

The companies will have to divest themselves of some assets across the country under the proposed consent decree unanimously approved by the Federal Trade Commission.

The decision by some of the states to dissent complicates, and could ultimately delay, the implementation of the proposed settlement decree.

Temporarily eclipsed, he gained politically by the Athenian defeats of 424 at Megara and at Delium and proposed the decree that brought the year's armistice in 423.