Sentence examples for recently decrees from inspiring English sources

If and when Commissioner Bud Selig, who met secretly with Rose recently, decrees that Rose is eligible for the Hall of Fame, his name would be on a future Baseball Writers Association of America ballot.

The federal parliament passed a law recently decreeing compulsory schooling for children aged six.

The state recently decreed that all "standby" charges are to be waived for the next two years for micropower units.

But his government recently decreed a similar measure legalizing American-registered pickup trucks, most owned by governing-party supporters.

The sultan was said to be an environmentalist — he'd recently decreed the construction of the country's first botanical garden — and he wanted his capital green.

Having previously provided free sacks for recycling paper, Canterbury council in Kent recently decreed that residents must pay for the sacks themselves.

Malaysia recently decreed that all foreign investments must remain in the country for at least a year, and since then its stock market and its currency have rallied.

To avoid stigmatizing poorer young couples or instilling guilt in parents, the chief rabbi recently decreed that diamond rings were not acceptable as engagement gifts and that one-man bands would suffice at weddings.

The National Institutes of Health, citing a reduced need for chimps in research as well as their "likeness to humans," recently decreed that all but 50 of the 451 chimps that are federally owned or supported will be retired and moved to sanctuaries.

A question that clearly divided the candidates was whether, as the presidential commission on debates recently decreed, candidates polling less than 15percentt in national polls should be excluded from debates this fall.

Another article revealed that the unemployment benefits recently decreed by the king have been whittled down from 3,000 riyals (£490) a month to 1,000 riyals (£165) and will probably only be given to unemployed men but not women.