Translation of decree – English–Traditional Chinese dictionary
Examples of decree
decree
The continuing dominance of the president in the decision-making process stems from the constitution, various legislative decrees, and practice.
Guilds and parishes also valued selective publicity, reciting decrees or drawing on the expertise of parishioners and workmen.
The decree's first three articles defined and legalised unions.
The provincial government decreed that the city would be provided with the very latest innovations of art and science.
What underlay this abandonment of the enthusiastic reformation doctrine of absolute decrees was a very significant change in the philosophical underpinning of religion.
The estimated 6,900 warrants purchased to begin wage suits in the seventeenth century did not, of course, result in a similar number of judicial decrees.
In a second step, again after very little public debate, a structural pension reform was decreed in 1980 by the military junta.
Frequent use of decrees especially characterized the period up to 1994, as the government drafted, passed, and then organizationally adjusted to, the new constitution.
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