Sentence examples for sort of decree from inspiring English sources
In fact, is there any way Adam Silver could just step in and use some sort of decree to temporarily move the T-Wolves to the Eastern Conference until the end of the season?
"Whenever a state makes some sort of decree like that, it's inherently political," says Jill Scott, a professor at Queen's University, Ontario, who studies the social dynamics of mourning.
Still, even without the need to deal with a stay request, the judge's order "underscores the need for the Supreme Court to act quickly, now that Microsoft is not under any sort of conduct decree," said Kevin J. O'Connor, the assistant attorney general from Wisconsin who represents the states in court.
They require an enormous amount of cash upfront and come with all sorts of rules decreed by the various leagues, including limits on the amount that can be financed and restrictions on what the principal owner can do with the franchise.
This shocked many Catholics, who assumed there was some sort of holy writ which decreed that Popes had to die in office.
If Mr Rumsfeld is right, France's Jacques Chirac, Russia's Vladimir Putin and America's Arab allies know perfectly well via their own spies that Saddam continues his quest for the sort of weaponry the UN has decreed he is not allowed to have.
The additional training procedures outlined in the decree were the sort of reform they have been hoping for.
He is known to be particularly upset by the freedom with which certain national hierarchies have interpreted his birth-control encyclical, and intends to issue a "Motu Proprio," or papal decree, limiting this sort of expression.
The Pope is said to have on his desk drafts of a variety of encyclicals soon to be issued- on the magisterium of the Church, on the crisis of authority, on defections from the priesthood He is upset by the freedom with which certain national hierachies have interpreted his birth-control encyclical and intends to issue a "Moto Proprio" or papal decree, limiting this sort of expression.
Now senior officers have officially decreed that this sort of thing is not on.
