Rita, Azealia and Lana have decreed it so.
These bureaucrats, however, like the ineffectual, but budget-rich, bilingual method, so they have decreed that kids can't be taught to read until they become fully fluent in English — which, they say, may take a couple of years.
Perhaps a larger sample would have decreed more solid and reliable associations.
This is because Rowling, whose character Voldemort was infamously known as He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named (and may or may not appear on stage), has decreed the Harry Potter plays should have The Plot That Must Not Be Mentioned.
The laws may have been decreed by God, but God does not intervene to break the laws".
The fees that Washington's Health Care Financing Administration, which oversees Medicare, has decreed providers may charge for many medical treatments are unrealistically low, thus guaranteeing that the quality of health care for the elderly will suffer in the years to come.
But Artemis's father, Zeus, has decreed that no mortal may gaze on her, and so she must turn her human lover into a deer.
But there are millions in Beijing, mainly university students and migrant labourers, whose homes are outside the capital and who will want to spend the holiday with their families, so the government has decreed that no student may leave.
And like Chávez, the Rousseff government may assume a nationalistic energy policy by redistributing oil wealth to the neediest: under a new law, Rousseff has decreed that petroleum revenue will be directed toward health and education programs.
