Sentence examples for decreed it would be from inspiring English sources

If NASA offered a shuttle to the Smithsonian, the bill decreed, it would be "at no or nominal cost".

Henceforth, the owner decreed, it would be only the finest hotels for the team, with buffets of "nothing but the best possible high-energy food".

When the emperor Hadrian visited Wroxeter in AD 122 he decreed it would be the model Roman city.

He set a limit on the number of medallions in circulation and decreed that it would be fixed for eternity.

The early Leibniz holds that this type of proposition is true because God decrees that it would be true: that is, God decrees that Peter would deny Christ under these circumstances [see C 26 7 and Gr 312 3].

They also participated in a campaign against the driving ban, before a royal decree announced it would be lifted.

Within two days, Mr Morsi agreed with the judiciary to limit the scope of his decree, promising it would be restricted to "acts of sovereignty".

He ordered his agents to draw up a list of Russia's 1,000 wealthiest citizens, put himself on the list, and decreed that everyone on it would be audited.

The judges instead decreed at 8am that it would be wetsuits, whose buoyancy help those weaker swimmers whom Jenkins and Lucy Hall – the (ital domestique(close) of the team, working for Jenkins as much as Chris Froome has for Bradley Wiggins all summer – had hoped to burn off, leaving them too much ground to make up in cycling and swimming.

Mr. Kerner of the Eurasia Group said that if the government successfully appealed the court's suspension of its latest decree, it is possible it would be able to spend central bank reserves before Congress or the Supreme Court had a chance to declare the decree unconstitutional.

It is not nearly so much affected by the decree in this case as it would be by an injunction against officers, staying the collection of taxes; and yet a frequent and unquestioned exercise of jurisdiction of courts, state and federal, is in restraining the collection of taxes, illegal in whole or in part.