Sentence examples for decrees to be from inspiring English sources

"Fiat currency is essentially currency the government decrees to be legal tender," Willis says.

I'm trapped in a hell with whom society decrees to be the worst of living and better off dead.

That is to say, More wished to refute the theological position that whatever God decrees to be good is good, in favour of the alternative theological position, that God wills what is good (and he does so necessarily because He himself conforms to an absolute standard of goodness).

The C.I.A. and its agents also arranged for the decrees to be mentioned in some Tehran papers, the history says.

Rightists in Austria and Germany have called for the decrees to be officially rescinded and for expelled Germans and their descendants to be allowed to reclaim lost property.

Since even the mankiest animal was decreed to be worth at least the standard value, the prices put on most beasts rose far higher.

Nearly eleven million people plumped for her, despite what was generally decreed to be a calamitous performance in the May 3rd debate with Macron.

In the airport CCTV, the woman decreed to be "armed and dangerous" stands calmly as her passport is stamped alongside her companion.

No matter: behaviourial change is not really the point, or so Raymond Tanter argues in writing about American policy towards the countries it has decreed to be "terrorist".

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.

At the beginning of the year before England embarked on their madcap sequence of 17 matches in nine months the toughest assignment was generally decreed to be the last.