Sentence examples for that will decree from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, there are the financial resources available; on the other, the epidemiological context of reference that will decree the priorities on the allocation of resources.

And there are signs that he, like George W. Bush, will decree that the entire planet is a battlefield and anyone arrested anywhere on terrorism charges may be tried in military tribunals.

But UN officials in Kosovo have been told that once independence is declared, Mr Ban will decree that the situation on the ground has changed and that their mission has outlived its usefulness.

If the pace is too slow, he will decree that the ball must cross halfcourt in three seconds on each possession.

Pretty soon the Court will decree that the Second Amendment gives corporations the right to deploy private armies and the Fifth Amendment gives them permission to refuse to respond to subpoenas.

Or maybe the solons will decree that Vermont Yankee is old, decrepit and unfit for further duty (even though it's the NRC's job is to regulate safety).

On Friday, the government adopted a decree that will require regions to adhere to stricter fiscal discipline or face fines of as much as 0.2 percent of their G.D.P., Mr. Montoro said.

A new decree that will remain in place for seven days lifts all restrictions on transactions under €300,000 to re-energise cash-starved domestic businesses that had difficulty paying suppliers and employees.

The City of Cleveland has agreed to work with the Department of Justice on a consent decree that will enact policing reforms intended to mediate constitutional violations.

The Justice Department and city have reached an agreement in principle to develop a court-enforceable consent decree that will be designed to address problems uncovered by a lengthy investigation of the police department released this week.

In a most recent news story, daily Cumhuriyet wrote that the government was planning to issue a new emergency decree that will enhance the local governors' authority to approve licenses.