Sentence examples for the current decree from inspiring English sources
The current decree for the jobbing screenwriter is fitting franchise movies into the universes of inter-connected movies springing up left, right and centre.
To potentially enable a complete and total protection of the city as a strategic plan through authorized methods based on the current decree. .
To potentially enable a complete and total protection of the city as a strategic plan through authorized methods based on the current decree.
The current law (decree) requires the municipalities to invite all women aged 30 60 years to the cervical cancer screening programme, and women aged 50 59 years to the mammography screening programme.
The flash point in the current battle is a decree, to become effective in September, that would alter the legal status of university researchers and lecturers.
The decree also extends the current maximum pre-charge detention from four to 30 days, a move that was criticised by human rights groups who have recently flagged up an increase of cases of severe ill-treatment of soldiers currently in detention.
The new decree also outlined steps for setting up an assembly to draft a new constitution should the current draft be rejected at a referendum the decree said would be held on Dec. 15.
The judge still has to approve of the choice.Messrs Hahn and Villaraigosa, both Democrats, have embraced the consent decree much more warmly than the current mayor, Richard Riordan.
This resulted in a draft law called "Nursing Profession Practice Law", which sought to replace the current law governing the nursing profession in Lebanon, Decree 1655, which was adopted in 1979.
International relations are usually regulated through presidential decrees (Uzbekistan, Tajikistan) or through the current laws on science (Kirgizstan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, and the law 'On the Status of Scientists' in Turkmenistan).
The importance of charcoal making in the area of the current Kellerwald-Edersee National Park is highlighted by a forest decree issued by the Prince of Waldeck in 1741 (Fürst von Waldeck-Pyrmont 1741).
