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You who are present, remember his words and my decree.

For a short period, the town seemed to pay attention to the Federal decree.

The government's decision on the decree could come this week.

To become public was, from the beginning, almost a decree.

I heard the new decree which already has passed into law.

It was set up by decree number 2007-800 on 11 May 2007.

Efforts were made to win military support for Decree 900.

No decree was asked for any more than this share.

The decree remained in force for more than 500 years.

Today the court heard the department's appeal of the decree.

But that decree did not have the power of civil law behind it.

That was his decree for the man he loved best in the world.

In 1938 a decree ordered the whole press under the control of the Government.

From the decree of the court the case was brought here by appeal.

"Is it given to you to read the future and the decrees of God?"

The impact of this decree on the public was an issue, like so many others, that should have been tried.

"We cannot allow a few people in power to control the will of the majority by decree."

The decree was made absolute in less than four weeks.

He was looking at a royal decree of some sort.

The first decree for market reform was signed by me.

In a few weeks' time my decree will be made absolute.

And we will continue to live the way our faith decrees.

The eighth and last decree was the most important of all.

The city has changed so much since the decree, Nicole thought.

The decree was confirmed by the king on 17 March 1687.

In 1931, the government decreed to change over within 5 years, which did not happen.

Let us go in together, as God has decreed a fight here.

Its current name was decreed by law on January 1 1900.

Well, so God had decreed, and there was no more to say.

Chance decreed that I should be also on the wall when this happened.

She had no real hold over him unless he decreed it.

It had long since been decreed that any married couple could have but one child.

And, finally, decreeing death, he'd go down with them under his own fire.

The union of the two was finally decreed on 17 October 1580.

It is concerned with the natural order God has decreed for man.

The government had decreed April 9 a national nuclear technology day.

"Not one man more than we really need," he had decreed.

If so, she would face the same fate they decreed for him.

Our lives are decreed to be taken by the gods.

The government decreed three days of mourning after his death.

I just said I'd try to talk you into accepting what he's decreed.

It had been decreed that the city would be the turning point of the war.

Or a higher power decreed that this was not his night to die.

It will now be called the delivery room, she decreed.

A year ago I decreed a law against new births.

"Those in power decreed death for any who opposed it."

Walker's will decreed that the president must always be a woman.

And so the Masters decreed that these must be their lives as well.

He decreed that all administration was to be done only in Arabic.

It was decreed in 1275, though perhaps not undertaken until later.