Sentence examples for social decrees from inspiring English sources

Mission drift is a situation where activities to meet financial goals start to dominate or change social decrees.

This starts by respecting ourselves and our needs, taking the time to not only to recharge our batteries but also to discover who we really are beyond all the noise and any social decrees.

Andriamanelo's antecedents, Rafohy and Rangita, had jointly decreed a system of social order whereby the designated heir should have a younger sibling who would succeed him.

In their view, these people have violated the social order and could just as well have been put behind bars by presidential decree.

He strengthened the social order by creating two new noble castes, putting in place further restrictions and responsibilities for each, and decreeing the right of every woman to choose her own husband.

VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - And so it came to pass that in the eighth year of Pope Benedict's reign, some tabloid and social media decreed that he had cancelled Christmas.

(Ryan's plan expresses concern about the future stability of Social Security and decrees that "both parties must work together to chart a path forward on common-sense reforms").

Britain was still, by degrees, an affluent country in these years, but it was as if some cruel, neo-conservative social engineer had decreed that an entire section of the population was forever to be denied a share in it.

The Supreme Council of Virtual Space will protect Iran from "harm" resulting from "the increasing spread of information and communication technologies, particularly that of the global internet network and its important role in personal and social life", the decree said.

The SEC decreed social loss on the undefended ground that “synthetic CDOS … contributed to the recent financial crisis by magnifying losses associated with the downturn in the United States Housing Market.”.

In this aquatic realm no man or woman is subject to the petty decrees of social bureaucracy".