Sentence examples similar to decreed to heed from inspiring English sources

Wednesday's judicial decree was the fourth time that a court has ordered that The Daily News should be allowed to publish since the government first shut down the newspaper Sept. 12. Gugulethu Moyo, the newspaper's lawyer, said she had no explanation as to why the government decided to heed the order Wednesday after ignoring the three previous ones.

But they decided to heed the initial plan regarding Lincecum.

But on Facebook, no one seems to heed this rule.

They have been invoked more than 800 times in the past 13 years to remove officials or annul laws, but Mr. Inzko had tried in recent months to heed European pleas to avoid ruling by decree.

Although these powers have been invoked more than 800 times in the past 13 years to remove officials or to annul laws, Mr. Inzko tried in recent months to heed European pleas to avoid ruling by decree.

And if Iran still refuses to heed?

She promised to heed the lesson.

The majority fails to heed that advice.

She advised them to heed her warning.

Britain would do well to heed them.

A warning for us all to heed.