Sentence examples for it has decreed from inspiring English sources
He noted that the company appeared to be inconsistent about what it has decreed is its biggest new opportunity: allowing employers to use the Internet to hire hourly and skilled trade workers in addition to the professionals who mainly use Monster.
It has decreed that a minimum of 120m hectares of arable land be preserved for this, a "red line" that officials say is already close to being crossed.
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".
Nevertheless, it has decreed that people who are not old enough to drive, drink, vote or to have ever bought a CD shall be called the Founders.
Now it has decreed a modest increase in the prices of some petroleum products and said that administered prices will go in two years a promise that is welcome and courageous, but worryingly vague.
"The UN has created a double standard with no legal basis: on the one hand, it has decreed 'zero tolerance for sexual exploitation and abuse', and claims that the immunity that protects its staff, police, and experts from being subjected to normal legal processes simply doesn't apply in such cases," said Donovan.
The famously mute muse, whose public speaking over a memorable 21-year career owes more to a few slurred song lyrics on stage with Babyshambles and Primal Scream than it does to piercingly insightful interviews, has decreed it is now time to utter her twopenn'orth of wisdom for us to marvel at.
Miuccia Prada, who is more or less in charge of global clothes, has decreed it.
In recent weeks, Saudi Arabia has called on all foreign fighters to leave Syria, and King Abdullah has decreed it a crime for Saudis to fight in foreign conflicts.
So now laughing has become like eating vegetables -- something people make themselves do because because some health guru has decreed it's good for them.
Like many other Afghan farmers, he finds himself at the sharp end of an edict from the Taliban government, which has decreed it un-Islamic to farm poppies for heroin production.
