Sentence examples for decree that they from inspiring English sources

We'd expect a pair of £149 boots to last for months after fashion editors decree that they are no longer stylish.

Equally daft, they feel, is the new decree that they can't pay a maitre d' for a story, even though a maitre 'd is not a public servant.

It detailed the president's personal role in deciding which individuals will end up being targeted for assassination by the CIA based on Obama's secret, unchecked decree that they are "terrorists" and deserve to die.

He would also be in violation if he attempted not only to refrain from prosecuting violators, but to decree that they had not violated the law at all, thereby precluding future presidents from going after the perpetrators as well.

The supplemental bill waives an answer on oath, and prays for a perpetual injunction restraining the defendants from publishing, selling, offering for sale, or removing beyond the jurisdiction of the court, any of said books, and for a decree that they pay to the plaintiff all his damages by reason of such publication and sale.

When the Blue Devils won the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament championship Sunday, beating Florida State, 79-69, it was as if they were trying to issue a decree that they were upset-proof, that the trap door would not open so quickly on them.

Mr. Ochoa's brothers surrendered soon after, under a government decree that promised that they could not be extradited for their 1980's crimes.

Industry competitors, both large and small, disagreed, with some recalling the earlier consent decree that resulted after they first brought their complaints to the Justice Department nearly a decade ago.

They point to a 2008 presidential decree that prohibits "proselytizing" by the Ahmadiyah.

This is the decree that is now before us.

Yet fate has decreed that they must share their state.