Sentence examples for necessary to decree from inspiring English sources

To give some idea: several years ago the editor of a prestigious journal, Physical Review Letters, found it necessary to decree that at least the first couple of paragraphs of each published paper should be intelligible to an average Ph.D physicist not specializing in the subject of the paper.

He took office amid the continuing labour and student unrest, guerrilla violence, and drug trafficking that had plagued his predecessor, and he found it necessary to decree a "security statute" that curtailed personal freedoms, restricted news coverage, and permitted civilians who had been accused of terrorism to be tried in military courts.

"I don't accept anybody coming here to decree anything.

And even if they do they may not return enough MPs to meet the quorum: the south is a Democrat stronghold and the opposition may disrupt voting again.The Election Commission wants the government to issue the royal decree necessary to complete the election; the government wants the commission to do so.

The government said the decree was necessary to prevent violence against the sect.

Mr Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood claims the decree is necessary to overcome resistance to the government from Mubarak-era judges.

Leading Brotherhood officials argued that Mr Morsi's decree was necessary to ensure that Egypt's stuttering transition did not plunge into further pitfalls.

It is necessary to prepare a draft government decree on providing financial aid to the families of those killed.

These are walls, up to 90m wide and 15 metres high, which the central government decreed in 2011 were necessary to protect the north-eastern coastline.

With a growing conviction that a sledge journey might be necessary to reach the pole, in September Nansen decreed that everyone would practice skiing for two hours a day.

This tradition started in the Qin dynasty, about 210 B.C., when Chinese custom decreed that it was no longer necessary to bury favorite steeds (or wives) alive in the tombs with their aristocratic masters.