Sentences with phrase «decree which»

You should then wait a reasonable amount of time for the judge to sign the magistrate's decision into a decree which is likely to add another week or two, at most.

A court can also grant a nullity decree which is a declaration that a valid marriage never existed.

The president of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, has signed a decree which legalizes cryptocurrencies, initial coin offerings (ICOs), and smart contracts.

Shavkat Mirziyoyev, the President of Uzbekistan has signed a new decree which has made it mandatory for the nationalised institutions to finalize a draft regulation in regards to cryptocurrencies or «electronic money» within 1st September of the current fiscal...

«On the Development of the Digital Economy,» a presidential decree which was released on the 28th of March, considers crypto - related activities as legal in the country.

Hence, an unexecuted order of this kind, made by a state court to restore possession to the parties who had been deprived of it by a decree which had been reversed, can not be interfered with by another court by way of injunction, especially by a court of the United States, by reason of the Act of Congress of March 2, 1793, 1 Stat.

The Virginia Court of Appeals disagreed with husband's argument for sanctions, as he drafted the final decree which described the payments as support, and the characterization of the payments as support was, at worst, an inadvertent error which did not deprive husband of his ability to defend the show cause.

The US dollar went off the gold - exchange standard and the US dollar became a purely fiat currency backed by nothing but government decree which allows the Federal Reserve to print money ad nauseum.

This is usually a straightforward decision if you have a divorce decree which names the custodial parent.

In order to be considered married, you and your spouse must be living together as husband and wife, living together in a common law marriage recognized by your state, married and living apart but not legally separated, or married but separated under a divorce decree which is not final on the last day of the tax year.

Provisions of trial court's decree which have not been modified are affirmed.

Back in 1997 there was a Health Ministry Decree which prohibited hospitals from becoming a «market» for formula milk; despite this, many hospitals still do it anyway through a soft - sell approach (giving out formula «gift packages»), by «terror» tactics (that breast milk is not enough), usurpation (feeding the baby formula unbeknownst to the mother), lies (that formula is better), or outright pressure.

The lack of a regulation - size home field not only limits the team's strategy, but it has impacted the support it has seen from its university fan base, a blatant disregard for the portion of the consent decree which requires Quinnipiac to increase the dimensions of the pitch to the maximum dimensions allowed by the International Rugby Board.

On the other hand, when the apostolic council at Jerusalem sends out an encyclical letter, this letter is hard to differentiate from its contents; and the decree which it contains begins with the words, «It seemed good to the Holy Spirit and to us.»

While very few Jews, I imagine, would hold that the Decalogue's prohibition against murder is an arbitrary decree which God might have ordained otherwise, nonetheless the admission of an inherent good or evil in the very nature of certain actions can be deeply problematic for Jewish theology.

The sublime visitor then gave him the decree which invested him with his second responsibility: «Oh you, who cover yourself carefully, get up, and spread your announcement» (Surah LXXIV, 1 - 2).

What will be quoted in a future Denzinger if only a few passages are to be chosen from a decree which runs to 66 pages?

«When the king's decree which he will make is proclaimed throughout all his empire (for it is great), all wives will honor their husbands, both great and small.»

Though Persian law can not be reversed, Esther and Mordecai had been able to send out another decree which allowed the Jews to defend themselves if attacked.

According to quite traditional teaching they can distinguish also between principles of action that are of divine and immutable law, and positive ecclesiastical decrees which are changeable.

I am leaving aside too the questions of visitation, support, and other matters too numerous to talk about, not to mention the many cases decreeing which half of the couple must take the cat.

He'll now be able to issue decrees which will be almost impossible for parliament to overturn, while having oversight on budgets, judicial appointments and cabinet assignments.

The speed at which no exam life insurance can be purchased is what makes it so common for divorce decrees which are requested or required.

Not exact matches

Blocked from buying Potash Corp. by Canadian government decree in 2010, the company has instead sunk billions into developing its own Saskatchewan site at the Jansen Mine, which, if fully operational, could become the largest potash - producing site in the world.

Vladeck, the Georgetown professor, see he expects «some sort of an agreement between the FTC and Facebook which will call for very serious financial civil penalties, and a new consent decree that will ratchet up the restrictions on the way Facebook gathers information.»

In 1932 he wrote a widely circulated pamphlet decrying the measures in which he ended by saying, «Although that was not the intention, this emergency decree will help my party to victory, and therefore put an end to the illusions of the present System.»

The governmental agencies investigating the cybersecurity incident may seek to impose injunctive relief, consent decrees, or other civil or criminal penalties, which could, among other things, impact our ability to collect and use consumer information, materially increase our data security costs and / or otherwise require us to alter how we operate our business.

The two Chevron employees were jailed when they refused to sign a supply contract written by PDVSA executives under an emergency decree - which skips the competitive bidding process, according to a half dozen sources close to the case.

In late September, Reebok entered into a consent decree with the FTC, in which it agreed to pay $ 25 million in refunds to customers who bought the shoes.

Maybe it's the prior deceptive activity at the company, which resulted in a 2011 consent decree.

In short, Bezos decreed that the code must be organized into small, distinct services over which small teams have ownership.

Designated as part of the «Decreto Crescita» («Growth Decree») which aims to «digitize public administration,» crowdfunding is listed as one of the several means by which budding entrepreneurs and firms can amass capital under the section Raccolta diffusa di capitali di rischio tramite portali online (translated as «Widespread collection of venture capital through online portals»).

This anti-Bitcoin memo, which is not up for a vote as a referendum by the citizens of New Jersey, is an authoritarian decree by a totally unaccountable arm of the state.

28 Mar 2018 entered into force the decree of the President of Belarus «On the development of the digital economy», which is aimed primarily at the development of IT business in the country.

As part of the decree, cryptocurrency mining and other related operations are not considered entrepreneurial activities, which means that anyone is free to take part in transactions and exchanges.

At the end of the process, the result is usually the same as though we were being ruled by decree from the Prime Minister's Office — which, in effect, we are.

David Vladeck, a former director of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection, said that because the practice of collecting friend data went well beyond Cambridge, «that in itself may be a serious problem, especially given the language of the consent decrees, which differentiates between users and others.»

The «immediate action» to which Bickel refers is, of course, the judicial decree.

-- «California's housing crisis is so bad, families are squatting abandoned homes just to survive,» by Mother Jones» Bryan Schatz: T» he right to adequate housing — not just four walls and a roof, but «a safe and secure home and community in which to live in peace and dignity» — is decreed by the United Nations, but you wouldn't know it by looking around California, where nearly a quarter of the nation's homeless people live... In Oakland, where buyers routinely offer hundreds of thousands of dollars over asking prices, there are nearly four vacant properties for every homeless person.

The new method amounts to a system in which ordinary law is replaced by «orders» or decrees coming from the executive or administrative branches.

I n S h o r t: The vital substances in this vast pharmacy of the universe, which are measured on the scales of Divine Determining and Decree of the All-Wise and Pre-Eternal One, can only come into existence through a boundless wisdom, infinite knowledge and all - encompassing will.

In 1229, this same pope decreed that only ordained priests were allowed to read the Bible and two years later he began the Inquisition which lasted 600 years.

Not one of you but will enter (Hell) it: this is, With thy Lord, a Decree, Which must be accomplished.

There Daniel was told explicitly that Messiah would come 69 «sabbaths» (that is, 69 sabbatical years — a total of 483 years) after the decree was given to rebuild Jerusalem, which at that time lay in ruins after Nebuchadnezzar, king of Babylon, had destroyed it.

In his decree Paenitemini (1966) Paul VI points out that penance is «a religious act which has as its aim, love, and surrender to God.»

63 When bloody flooding killed the human race And brand - new oceans put man in his place, Except for those who carried mankind's seed, I, first of creatures, snubbed what law decreed, While I mocked yielding to the Lord's command, For which, I think, a poet would declare, «The sin....

The state has decreed the circumstances under which it will allow those who would otherwise be breaking the law, to obtain a license and thus not be in violation of the law.

The New Testament birth stories appear to walk a fine line between the crass pagan versions, such as Plato's conception by Apollo, and the Hebrew accounts in which an infertile womb is somehow made fertile by divine decree, such as Sarah's conception of Isaac.

He issued a decree of infallibility which made him the supreme arbiter in matters of religion and then went a step further by promulgating a new religion compounded of Muslim, Hindu and Christian elements.

Pope Francis has now unblocked his beatification process, which had been held up for «prudential reasons» by the Congregation for the Doctrine of Faith, and a Vatican decree has declared that he was martyred in odium fidei, «out of hatred of the faith».