Controversial constitutional amendments have already been decreed to accommodate a new institutional role for the armed forces in politics, and the general will be staying on as (unelected) president.
It is an historical fact, however, that among the Heneti certain honours have been decreed to Diomedes; and, indeed, a white horse is still sacrificed to him, and two precincts are still to be seen — one of them sacred to the Argive Hera and the other to the Aetolian Artemis.
An end was decreed to "soft" credits and subsidies, leaving open the real possibility of bankruptcy.
Raúl said that a special law would be decreed to enshrine that final wish of Fidel's.
Since even the mankiest animal was decreed to be worth at least the standard value, the prices put on most beasts rose far higher.
As Crassus had feared, Pompey claimed the credit of finishing the war, and received the honour of a triumph, while only a simple ovation was decreed to Crassus.
This year was decreed to be the city's 250th anniversary, & in celebration of it most of the important buildings have been cleaned & painted The fountains have been scrubbed, & statues have been repaired.
The provinces, two of which were consular, the remainder praetorian, were decreed to private persons; Scipio got Syria, Lucius Domitius Gaul: Philip and Marcellus were omitted, from a private motive, and their lots were not even admitted.
No doubt they were partly right, since when an end was decreed to my time at Garfield and I was sent the next fall to Annie Wright Seminary, an Episcopal boarding school for girls in Tacoma, my marks at once shot up.
This is tantamount to abandoning our fixation with our so-called way of life that is repeatedly presented to us as a given because, at some point, it was decreed to be so.
Napoleon had begun by drafting 60,000 Frenchmen annually, but by 1810 the quota hit 120,000, and the first of many "supplementary levies" was decreed to call up men from earlier classes who had drawn high numbers.
