Sentence examples for the assembly decided from inspiring English sources

In time, this must end, but the assembly decided only to cut the number of military seats in parliament to 50 for the next election.

To whit, the assembly decided that the state must find a way to go about developing communities, generating electricity production and drilling for energy without compromising a natural resource: water.

Although the assembly decided not to officially endorse the confession written by Martin Luther for the occasion, the Schmalkaldic Articles, it was decided that a work discussing the primacy of the pope should be prepared since this subject had not been covered in the Augsburg Confession in 1530.

But after the Supreme Constitutional Court said it would soon rule on the lawsuits, supporters of the president on the assembly decided to pass a rushed draft to head off the threat of dissolution.

At a meeting at Signau on April 10 , 1653 the delegates from the Entlebuch convinced their neighbours in the Emmental: the assembly decided not to honor the new oaths its representatives had sworn in Bern.

After the college's administration expressed the possibility that this plan might be in violation of U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare standards on segregation, all but four black students walked out of the meeting and the assembly decided that the Board of Trustees needed to be better informed of the racial climate on campus.

But moves to convene a special session of Parliament, now in recess, could hasten the rickety coalition's demise if the assembly decides to hold early elections or a no-confidence vote in the government.

But Welsh Secretary David Jones faced criticism as he outlined proposals for the referendum - should the assembly decide to call one - on devolving an element of income tax, and for the introduction of a Welsh rate of income tax, if the referendum returned a "yes" vote.

The program was dropped in the 1970s 1980ss in Quebec), after an Inuk member of the Northwest Territories legislative assembly decided he no longer wanted to be known as W3-554.

Despite heavy protests from most of the country, Sjöbo's municipal assembly decided in October 1987 to go through with the referendum in 1988.

Before the general assembly decides on the death penalty bill, David Ferguson, executive director of the Maryland Republican Party, said he does not want to comment on whether the GOP would lead a petition effort.