Sentence examples for so decrees from inspiring English sources
The New Yorker, February 18 , 1928P. 9 Defendant's attorney criticizes way case is conducted, plaintiff's attorney asks that criticism be stricken from records, judge so decrees and court stenographer says, "O.K., gents.
The church so decreed in 1616.
That makes Friona a natural choice as the Cheeseburger Capital of Texas, and the Texas Legislature has so decreed.
That peatlands, like forests and great rivers and prairies, die because corporations (whether they be in energy production, agribusiness or real estate "development") and our "business-friendly" governments so decree is, in part, a consequence of our lack of knowledge, not only of the language, but also the realities of the land.
No-one in his right senses would choose such a life, but there comes a time when a man is denied the right to live a normal life, when he can only live the life of an outlaw because the government has so decreed to use the law.
In matters pertaining to the health and emotional well-being of women, it may be pertinent to engage qualified female Islamic clerics to deliberate meaningfully on such issues alongside their male counterparts in equitable, impartial and rational terms so that decrees and recommendations on crucial issues such as TOP can be formulated to ensure the well-being of women.
So the decree was never enforced.
So they decree that all presents have to be homemade.
So, a decree went out, ordering the venues to make themselves more popular.
So they decreed that refiners should use 500m gallons (1.9 billion litres) of the stuff in 2012.
