Sentence examples for published a decree from inspiring English sources
Early in 2013 the French government published a decree requiring electronic sensors to be fitted and data to be transmitted to monitor use of the devices.
In the early hours of Monday morning, Tsipras published a decree in the official government gazette setting out the capital controls to be imposed on the country.
Upon taking office Méndez published a decree depriving all politicians who took part in the 1966 and 1971 general elections of political rights for 15 years, a measure that affected several thousand people.
PepsiCo never made a bid and a few months later, the government published a decree, listing 11 sectors that it can protect from foreign takeovers on grounds of national security, including casinos.
A few months earlier, the government had published a decree meant to establish that state-owned land on the island could be used only for tourism and public utilities.
Some 200 ultra-Orthodox rabbis published a decree in late August warning adherents that it was forbidden "to participate in the evil plans of the New York City health department," according to a translation by Yeshiva World News.
But it has yet to publish a decree to give the body legal clout.
AS more and bigger takeover bids roll out across Europe, France planted its flag on the battlements by publishing a decree on May 15th that extends the government's power to intervene when a French company is at risk of falling into foreign hands.
To enact this state, the executive authorities publish a decree, and after 12 days French Parliament must decide whether to extend the state of emergency by passing a law that sets its official time into effect.
France's bitterly divisive debate on Muslim women's clothing took a new turn when the legal details of the controversial "burqa ban" were published in a decree by the prime minister.
The Kremlin published a statement saying Mr. Putin had signed a decree removing Mr. Surkov from his position "by his own volition" effective immediately.
