Sentence examples for those decrees from inspiring English sources

One of its newspapers, Al Watan, called those decrees "a strategic program of political reforms aimed at strengthening the democratic process".

But, according to a letter sent to news organizations by a group of former ambassadors and foreign secretaries, those decrees have created deep divisions in society and will further destabilize the country.

Those decrees and committees and flow charts might be "necessary," but they were "insufficient," he continued, "because they cannot grasp and deal with reality in its complexity".

Right now, the Civil Rights division of the DOJ is enforcing 14 of those decrees, mandating that police departments from inside Cleveland to outside Baton Rouge reform and improve and respect constitutional rights, even for poor and black people.

Right now, the Civil Rights division of the DOJ is enforcing 14 of those decrees, mandating that police departments from inside Cleveland to outside Baton Rouge reform and improve and respect constitutional rights, even for poor and black people.

"Those decrees remain in force until and if they are changed," Sessions said, adding that consent decrees are "not necessarily a bad thing" but that "there's concern that good police officers and good departments" shoulder responsibility for the actions of a few bad apples.

But the declaration of a hierarchy of human traits leaves those decreed genetically inferior vulnerable to all sorts of abuses, from sterilization to outright murder.

The abuses of imperial power were frequent, but innumerable examples of popular resistance to those imperial decrees that were considered as detrimental to the faith can be cited.

"In some ways the city has created its own policies," Ms. Cutler said, "and if it is such an affront to the city, why have they not come to court to ask for her removal?" Former city officials, however, portray those consent decrees as shotgun marriages rather than the product of real give-and-take.

Average citizens organizing to resist the decrees of those in power — when you think about it, that doesn't sound so dissimilar from the situation Alexander Hamilton and co.

The moral imperative for just structural change is reflected in the pronouncement of Isaiah, one of the most important prophets in the Bible: "Woe to those who make unjust laws, to those who issue oppressive decrees, to deprive the poor of their rights and withhold justice from the oppressed of my people... .. (10 1).