Examples of using To decree in English and their translations into Swedish
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Thessaloniki port(Organismos Limenos Thessalonikis), set up pursuant to decree N.A. 2251/1953.
They were the first people to decree that“he who does not work shall not eat.”.
was in a position to decree the Law of One.
It forgot to decree that the President might also be locked up for debt.
as Pecqueur rightly says,“to decree universal mediocrity.
The council's proposal, to decree that clandestine marriages were,
Initially the Commission quite rightly claimed the right to decree a complete export ban on dangerous products.
Heaven is preparing to decree the instructions that are to set us free to put the caretaker regimes in power
operating pursuant to Decree 3721/1957 and Law 716/1980.
the king thought it well to decree the change of name of the country from Salvia in Savoie.
Ilektrokinita Leoforeia Periochis Athinon-Peiraios(Electric buses of the Athens- Piraeus area) operating pursuant to Decree 768/1970 and Law 588/1977.
Arminian leaders got civil authorities to decree that no contested doctrines might be preached,
that bishops have no power to decree anything against the Gospel.
You are so very special that I sent Holy angels to decree the birth of that special branch of ministry
Ayatollah Khomeini summoned a meeting of the other senior marjas of Qom and persuaded them to decree a boycott of the referendum on the White Revolution.
Were He to decree as lawful the thing which from time immemorial had been forbidden,
Immigration is too serious a subject to simply leave to the polling organisations or to decree it to be an important subject only during national elections.
The Emperor also saw fit on a number of occasions to decree the construction of a suspension bridge connecting Oakland and San Francisco,
an amendment to Decree 48 by the Government of Vietnam.
as it ought not to decree any thing against the same, so besides the same ought not to enforce any thing to be believed for necessity of Salvation.
in our time where the artist more than ever is exposed to decree, prohibition, values
The Church hath power to decree rites or ceremonies
It is not the purpose of such tribunals to determine punitive sentences but rather to adjudicateˆ honest differences of opinion and to decree the everlasting survival of ascendingˆ mortalsˆ.
For example, the Commission decided to send a reasoned opinion to Italy on 13 December 2005 with regard to Decree of the President of the Republic No 54 of 18 January 2002 on the grounds that the text is contrary to Directive 93/96 in that it stipulates that students must provide proof that they have sufficient resources
the rest of the assembled bishops to decree the expulsion of Eudoxius
as it is today, as an instrument of ideological warfare in the hands of a cast which claims the right to decree unilaterally who is to be the arbiter of human rights
should confess his sins publicly, still, this has not been commanded by Divine precept nor would it be prudent to decree by any human law that sins,
adds to decrees of St. Damasus of 382 a list of books which are approved,
especially ad baculum that there are people who have the clout to decree it as true, to ask the key questions