Sentence examples for with decrees from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Chaudhry shocked his patron and his country seven years later with decrees that challenged General Musharraf's pre-eminence.

Napoleon responded with decrees against neutral ships sailing to UK ports, and the US enacted an embargo on trade with all the belligerent nations.

His university was trying to put in place alternative ways of financing, Mr. Rostovanyi said, but it was hard to plan ahead with decrees still pending.

Bonaparte was still in Paris in October 1795 when the National Convention, on the eve of its dispersal, submitted the new constitution of the year III of the First Republic to a referendum, together with decrees according to which two-thirds of the members of the National Convention were to be reelected to the new legislative assemblies.

In the past few years alone, cities with notorious cops like Ferguson, Missouri, and Cleveland, Ohio, have been slapped with decrees, and while federal intervention is hardly a panacea for sloppy, prejudiced, or straight-up brutal policing, there is some evidence it can force meaningful changes.

The animal experiments described in this manuscript have been approved by the Italian Ministry of Health, Department of Animal Health Officee n. 6), with decree #258-2012/B, dated Oct 23 , 2012

Those lawsuits were finally settled with consent decrees.

Inside the bright, spotless restaurant, there are paper signs on the wall with his decrees.

European history is riddled with edicts, decrees, and encyclicals banning and condemning gambling, which indirectly testify to its popularity in all strata of society.

These intellectual developments, along with new decrees governing papal elections, led to the virtual elimination of secular interference in episcopal and papal succession.

Although one of the most fiery preachers, with his decrees posted on the Internet, the sheik only drew a couple dozen worshipers to Friday Prayers recently.