Sentence examples for subsequent decrees from inspiring English sources

Subsequent decrees designated Mexico's first forest reserve in 1898 and its first national park, Desierto de los Leones ("Desert of the Lions"), near Mexico City in 1917.

A subsequent decree had the effect of barring West Berliners from crossing into East Berlin.

A subsequent decree required those benefiting from state sponsorship to work in Hungary for twice the number of years they spent at university.

A subsequent ruling decreed that the marriages could begin at 5 p.m. on June 16, though most counties will wait until June 17.

But the subsequent executive decree formalising the nationalisation does not mention either charge, presumably because there was no evidence that the company had broken the law.

The Maastricht treaty and its subsequent clarifications decreed a highly independent central bank with a mission to achieve inflation of less than 2%, together with a fiscal "stability pact" (of uncertain status) to keep budget deficits small.

Subsequent legislation and discriminatory decrees enacted by Arab governments against Jews were "strikingly similar" to the actions laid out in the draft law, Mr. Urman said.

News of the decree and pictures of subsequent protests sent the stock market tumbling to its lowest rate since the revolution.

The government's pretense of legality notwithstanding, one should make no mistake about it: the imposition and subsequent indefinite extension of the Emergency Decree marks the staging of a silent (if unacceptably violent) coup on the part of the Abhisit administration and its military backers.

Mr Maduro's subsequent announcements that he would extend the decree to other goods, such as shoes, toys and mobile phones, has jangled nerves across the retail sector.

The police raided all her subsequent performances, and the Ministry of the Interior issued a formal decree banning Muslim women from the stage.