Sentence examples similar to decree otherwise from inspiring English sources
Italy's sports governors decreed otherwise.
Within a few years of succeeding Donegan, Moore decreed otherwise.
As da Ponte scripts the sequence, no single Romeo could do double duty with both Juliets, but Ms. Sweete decrees otherwise.
It can turn a youth into an idol, but even if the player dreams of starting and finishing his career in a single club, fate often decrees otherwise.
She replied, telling him for the first time about her plans to remarry: "I was created to love you alone, but fate decreed otherwise".
It still seems incredible to me that, until the Court of Arbitration for Sport decreed otherwise, Fifa's power actually went that far.
The ideal would be for a player like Matthews to continue their development under Dave Jones's wing at Cardiff but unfortunately it may well be that Peter Ridsdale's accounting team decrees otherwise.
When Macbeth arrives, she sets upon him like a bird pecking at feed, wheedling and needling him into pursing murderous ambitions that clearly would have remained beyond the limits of his imagination — hers too — if dark fate had not decreed otherwise.
Fast forward to the end of June and parliament will end its working session (unless President Jacques Chirac decrees otherwise) and the nation's students will have taken their exams (unless their fractious teachers make it impossible, an outcome which might finally provoke a popular backlash).So which side will win?
In 1833, the British Crown and the House of Commons proposed immediate abolotion of slavery in India, but East India Company decreed otherwise.
