The average Argentine still blames the banks for the confiscation of savings (though this was decreed by the government) and much else besides.
It will be more for the interest of all that we should deprecate the conqueror's anger, and intercede for both, than run the hazard of another battle". When this was decreed by the people, Alexander is said to have rejected their first address when it was presented, throwing it from him scornfully, and turning his back upon the deputation, who left him in affright.
These were all questions that I asked every day and was told that this was decreed by Allah in His Book.
I realize that this was decreed by Newsweek, and far be it from me to take such decrees lightly.
He hands out M&Ms to employees every Wednesday-and, get this!, he's decreed a 35-hour workweek!
Long ago in this fractious land, it was decreed that this honor would go to the Nusseibehs and another Muslim family because Christian denominations kept fighting among themselves -- and still do sometimes -- over matters as mundane as who got to sweep which part of the church floor.
While this administrative structure was decreed by a government anxious to deal with interlocutors, such a restructuring has not taken place in Casamance.
He even abridged, out of moderation, as it seemed, the honours which the Senate had voted on a lavish scale to her memory, allowing only a very few, and adding that no religious worship was to be decreed, this having been her own wish.
This new flag configuration was decreed solely for terrestrial use, but a variation of it was used as the national ensign.
Death was decreed for this Steppenwolf".
The sentence has been decreed.
