Sentence examples similar to might be decreed from inspiring English sources

Forgetting cannot be decreed.

As discussed above, Proverbs 31:4-5 warns kings and rulers that they might "forget what is decreed, and pervert the rights of all the afflicted".

The Inquisition was restored, and it was decreed in 1543 that no book might be printed or sold without permission from the church.

The sentence has been decreed.

And it was what had been decreed.

Death was decreed for this Steppenwolf".

So the punishment has already been decreed.

The latest amendment was decreed under the Taliban in 2000.

The decree might be modest, he said, but it was nonetheless a step in the right direction after decades in which Italy's shortcomings have been disguised by a cycle of borrowing and devaluation.

Co. v. O'Connor, supra, in that the Colorado statute left the taxpayer to his remedy against the collector and merely directed the refund of the tax by the Treasurer in accordance with any judgment or decree which might be obtained.

My Weyburn calling came in the form of rumours that an infamous KFC buffet, one of the only ones left in Canada, might be ending due to a decree from the chicken lords high upon the KFC corporate chain.