Sentence examples for which decrees from inspiring English sources

There is no absolute rule which decrees that no-fee means rubbish TV.

Like so very much else in France, it is an emanation of the government in Paris, which decrees the testing dates and approves each of the questions.

Richards sought clarity why the rule, which decrees that clubs' outstanding transfer debts and wage liabilities to players and staff, among others, must be satisfied in full.

The results also flew in the face of historical precedent, which decrees that the party holding the White House usually loses seats in midterm elections.

In return, Kathmandu pledged to endorse Beijing's "one-China policy" (which decrees that both Taiwan and Tibet are "inalienable parts of Chinese territory") and to prohibit "anti-Chinese activities" within Nepal.

The former was a co-inventor of the integrated circuit, while the latter coined Moore's law (which decrees, roughly, that the amount of computing power available at a given price doubles every 18 months).

However, Dostler ordered their execution in keeping with Hitler's "Commando Order" of October 1942, which decreed that all captured Allied commandos should be summarily shot.

At issue was California's 1990 zero-emission rule, which decreed that 10percentt of all vehicles sold in the state from 2003 to 2008 be pollution-free.

The second obstacle was Article I, Section 2 of the Constitution, which decreed that "direct taxes shall be apportioned among the several States... according to their respective Numbers".

He recalled that the Scottish boarding school had various arcane rules, one of which decreed that no boy should visit another boy's cubicle.

Among the issues is whether that statute trumps the 1872 act, which decreed that mining be considered the best use of public lands.