I ask if there were previous marriages, and if so, how long the divorce decree has been final, and where it was granted.

However, many states have recently required separation periods prior to a formal divorce decree.

They obtained a divorce decree that merged the separation agreement.

It takes ten to fifteen days to obtain a divorce decree.

In at least a half-dozen states, this record keeping authority extends to civil acts, such as marriages, birth certificates, and adoption and divorce decrees.

As well as restricting public gatherings, the emergency decree allowed the government to rule without consulting parliament.

The emergency decree announced this week signals an end to that progress by exempting from prison those convicted of embezzling less than 38,000.

In the meantime, he said that he would ask a court to annul the emergency decree firing him.

From that point onwards, he governed as dictator by emergency decree with absolute power.

The decision about driving was in the nature of an emergency decree, overriding what the authors saw as rabbinic law.

The legislation will come into force through a government decree within the next ten days.

Modern sporting bodies are infused with independent experts with a global view, often by government decree.

Soon there may be nothing sacred anymore, by government decree.

Parliament voted to extend the measure to three months beyond the initial maximum 12 days that are allowed by government decree.

The measure may now be inserted in a temporary government decree, which would go into immediate effect but require a vote in parliament after 60 days.

The two-stage process will remain and the court will not be able to grant the decree nisi if it isn't satisfied that the marriage has irretrievably broken down.

The couple, who were married in 2002, were granted a decree nisi in 2013.

Her lawyers will file for a 40 decree absolute at the earliest opportunity, six weeks after she was granted a decree nisi.

The couple have been granted a decree nisi and the final divorce has yet to be settled.

She was granted a decree nisi.

He issued a decree in 1294 declaring papal resignation legal and then quit.

It issued a decree which abolished the original sanctuary and established a new one, consisting of 16 disjointed patches.

The pianist symbolizes authority issuing his decrees from a piano.

Not without much hesitation and regret, she issued a decree which removed them from all the institutions of the monarchy, and carried it out thoroughly.

During the campaign he had issued a decree for 900,000 fresh conscripts, but only a fraction of these were ever raised.

However, in 1980 a royal decree stated that objection could be expressed in any way, without formal procedures.

A royal decree, signed by the sultan last month, has paved the way for foreigners to buy freehold property.

One recent attempt to calculate his wealth — which was founded upon a royal decree that all gold in his land belonged to him — put it at $400 billion in modern prices.

Yesterday a royal decree set a new income tax rate of 50 per cent for the company, down from 85 per cent previously.

He was finally freed by a royal decree.