decree - Meaning in Hindi

Meaning of decree in Hindi

• हुक्मनामा
• डिक्री
• डिग्री
• हुक्मनामा
• आज्ञा
• निर्णय
• राजाज्ञा
• आज्ञप्ति
• व्यवस्था
• राजा की आज्ञा
• न्यायिक निर्णय
• आज्ञप्ति देना
• निर्णय करना

decree Definition

Noun

• an official order issued by a legal authority.

Verb

• order (something) by decree.

decree Example

• the decree guaranteed freedom of assembly ( डिक्री ने विधानसभा की स्वतंत्रता की गारंटी दी )
• The repeated resort to the so-called decrees of ' urgency and need ' represent a clear invasion of legislative prerogatives by the executive. ( 'तात्कालिकता और आवश्यकता' के तथाकथित फरमानों का बार-बार सहारा लेना कार्यपालिका द्वारा विधायी विशेषाधिकारों के स्पष्ट आक्रमण का प्रतिनिधित्व करता है। )
• Both decrees were originally designed as stop gap measures pending constitutional amendments and secondary legislation to regulate the various services. ( दोनों डिक्री मूल रूप से विभिन्न सेवाओं को विनियमित करने के लिए संवैधानिक संशोधनों और माध्यमिक कानून के लंबित अंतराल उपायों के रूप में डिजाइन किए गए थे। )
• A series of decrees and circulars passed in the colony in 1901 outlined the proper methods to prepare rubber for circulation and sale. ( 1901 में कॉलोनी में पारित कई आदेशों और परिपत्रों में संचलन और बिक्री के लिए रबर तैयार करने के उचित तरीकों की रूपरेखा दी गई। )

More Sentence

• The influence and status of regulatory decrees depended upon managed publicity.
• Guilds and parishes also valued selective publicity, reciting decrees or drawing on the expertise of parishioners and workmen.
• Attention is drawn to the need to distinguish between the monetary policy and their financial policy in the anti-shroffing decrees issued by the authorities.
• The king decrees that the father be freed from prison if and only if she returns to court both naked and not naked.
• Such decrees may be developed at the federal and/or sub-federal level.
• In his first five months in office, he issued more emergency decrees (thirty) than had all previous presidents combined.
• After this loss of honour (for such was the decree's real significance), conservative nobles retreated into passivity or departed altogether.
• A state of siege was decreed in the states controlled by rebels, rapidly extended to the entire country.
• This matter is by the decree of the watchers, and the.
• Sir, this decree itself is an insult to this Government.
• He was instructed to appear to them and decree that he.
• The decree to rebuild the temple was completed by Darius.
• This decree pronounced, he took a drink, and went on:—.
• Chairman, to present you with another view of this decree.
• He must have been gloating over the changes to the decree.
• But what will convey to you what the Night of Decree is?
• Fraternity than to share the Decree with Third Brother!.
• By thy decree it cannot stay nor tolerate thy Light of Love.
• Individual convictions, no matter how per vasively they may be harbored, are not the products of formal enactments or authoritative decrees.
• The king could return decrees to the council, with further steps kept ambiguous.
• They stressed the role of the social-milieu and human-will view that entered the 1882 law decreeing the instruction of morale laque in primary schools.
• The provincial government decreed that the city would be provided with the very latest innovations of art and science.
• Beyond the question of authority, the decrees did not formulate any principles of interpretation.
• His orders and decrees had to be countersigned by the prime minister or other minister responsible.
• the king ruled by decree