Sentence examples for later decreed from inspiring English sources
"Yeah, but what if you lose that?" asked Mr. Khubani, who later decreed, "You got a 'Maybe.' " Two men came in with an attachment for a cellphone.
Baseball's Rule 7.08i later decreed that after a runner reaches a base, he is out if "he runs the bases in reverse order for the purpose of confusing the defense or making a travesty of the game".
In 1972, he encouraged the formation of an opposition party and, three years later, decreed that there should be two - one Marxist, one Liberal, as well as his own Socialist party.
Later decrees indicated that the common army was a levy of all able-bodied freemen aged between 16 and 60, with 8-days warning.
A few months later he decreed that Digicel could not beam microwave transmissions from its towers, potentially rendering them useless.
Decades later, Rockefeller decreed that there should be "no building taller than the palm trees," and that's how it's stayed.
These shoot-first-ask-questions-later decrees create deadly situations like the one in which George Zimmerman walked free after shooting unarmed teenager Trayvon Martin.
(Later the Supreme Court decreed the plane could use Kennedy airport).
Then, half an hour later, Governor Christie decreed that respect trumps love.
A shaken Mr. Johnson later that month decreed a sweeping cutback in the bombing.
