Sentence examples for having decreed that from inspiring English sources
Only the fittest of these survived, of course, nature having decreed that Darwin should undergo the agony of seeing his ideas proved within the family home, and among the casualties was Annie (Martha West), his eldest daughter, whose curiosity, companionship, and "buoyant joyousness," as he later described it, were stilled at her death, aged ten, in 1851.
And having decreed that a unitary ITV is now acceptable, as long as there are safeguards for advertisers against abuse of its market power, it seems absurd to say that nothing can be consummated for three years.Running this new regulator will be a difficult job, which makes getting the right person to do it especially important.
He attributed his choice of course to his father, having "decreed that I should study engineering and mathematics and so I found myself obediently studying".
Recently, the French Parliament has decreed that the presence of BPA in any food containers will be banned.
The Independent Election Commission IECC) has decreed that parliamentary elections must go ahead on May 22nd.
KAZAKHSTAN'S authoritarian president, Nursultan Nazarbaev, has decreed that parliamentary elections will be held on September 19th.
Now the editors have decreed that the polls will close Friday at 5 p.m. Eastern time.
The president has decreed that administrators must be at their desks by 7.30am, and most are.
