decree

IPA: dɪkrˈi

Examples of "decree" in Sentences

The clergy openly attacked the decree.
The decree limited the right of defense.
He decreed the adoption of the Uyghur scipt.
The decree also established the entail system.
The decree was a major concession to the Armenians.
In 1844 he decreed the emancipation of the Gypsies.
A copy of the decree is found in the genealogy book.
A consent decree can be either interlocutory or final.
The legality of the pardon decree is still under scrutiny.
The decree of the Supreme Court of the district was affirmed.
Do you really think this second decree is putting the kibosh on the party?
The protesters were referring to a decree by Assad to set up a committee to lead a national dialogue.
The decree is signed establishing the School for Primary School Teachers, which later becomes the National Teachers 'School.
Republicans were dead sure a few years ago that they could rule out judicial filibusters via a “nuclear option” decree from the VP.
Not to mention that, where the moral decree is underpinned by the assertion of a power of official sanction, this is clearly an insidious mechanism of investing authority in religious hierarchs.
The discussion in the Venezuela blogosphere could be seen from two different points of view, since while some argue that this new decree is an attempt to curtail freedom of speech, others consider this kind of campaign as trying to raise an alarm where there is no urgency.