Sentence examples for since the decree from inspiring English sources

Rushdie went on to describe the shifts in his own writing that had taken place since the decree.

Since the decree lasts just three years and so could lapse, or be revoked by a Republican president—some may be nervous about exposing themselves to the government.

It was apparently intended as an anti-corruption measure, to keep officials from seizing food in order to resell it, but the idea — and the videos that have emerged since the decree took effect — comes off as luridly voyeuristic.

On Sunday, the first day of business here since the decree was issued, the Egyptian stock market fell by about 9.5 percent, erasing more than $4 billion of value.

Since the decree, about 40 of these so-called hard-core homeless have been guided into the conventional system, according to Grace Church workers and county social-service officials.

It was apparently intended as an anti-corruption measure, to keep officials from seizing food in order to resell it, but the idea and the videos that have emerged since the decree took effect comes off as luridly voyeuristic.

There have been running protests since the decrees were issued, often spilling over into violent clashes between protesters and riot police.

"Since issuing the decree, we haven't experienced any attacks against schools, like burning them down or bombing them".

How many will be called up this year and whether they may be required to serve in Chechnya is unclear, since two of the decree's six paragraphs are classified as secret.

Since the consent decree, the A.B.A. has required that a majority of members on accreditation-related committees be something other than law school faculty members.

Changes of a violent nature may be under way there now, since the Taliban decree to demolish pre-Islamic religious images.