Sentence examples for usually decree from inspiring English sources
Extradition agreements usually decree that the offence which has triggered the extradition request must be considered a crime in both countries.
Cocos usually convert when regulators decree that a bank's capital has fallen below some threshold.
A first-past-the-post system decrees - usually - that the winner takes all, and systems that produce coalition government force those who want power into agreement.
Some corporations no longer allow employees to fly business class on flights less than nine hours, while others decree that employees take connecting flights instead of nonstops, which are usually more expensive.
Brüning now governed almost exclusively by decree.
In the past, emergency decrees in Thailand have usually meant deploying the army to impose order on the streets, says the BBC's Jonathan Head in Bangkok.
Relational or Debriefing (Polish: relacyjne) sejmiks heard the reports of deputies returned from the General Sejm, usually presenting the law (konstytucje sejmowe) decreed by the Sejm.
This is the twilight zone where I spent a good number of my waking hours, and where our President's fulsome tweets and decrees usually cannot find me.
The results also flew in the face of historical precedent, which decrees that the party holding the White House usually loses seats in midterm elections.
