Sentence examples for we decree from inspiring English sources

The criteria by which we decree any event to be a sport are largely subjective, and activities that lie in its hinterland face an uphill struggle for recognition.

Moreover we further deny to him the favour of St. Peter and the entry of the church, until, coming to his senses, he shall desert the place that he has taken by the crime of ambition as well as by that of disobedience-which is the sin of idolatry; In like manner also we decree concerning the inferior ecclesiastical dignities.

"Faced with the terrible catastrophe that strikes Lebanon at its heart, because of what the late leader gave through his efforts, his thinking, his reason and his heart, we decree a week of official mourning starting today," said Lebanon's prime minister, Selim al-Hoss.

By considering the constraints in generation side (i.e. (18)) and demand side (i.e. (24)), we decree that the coupling mechanism of G2P is guaranteed in this paper.

Strictly this refinement is unnecessary, because the winning strategies are not affected if we decree instead that a player who breaks the law loses immediately; but for many games this way of viewing them seems unnatural.

In 2011, on behalf of the Girls Advocacy Forum in Liberia, Norwu presented a decree to Nobel Prize winner President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and stated, "We decree that we will be stakeholders of our own development.

We held what we decreed was not a funeral but "a celebration of his life".

"In a short time, we decreed 834 reforms that completely changed the physiognomy of the country and brought a deeper and more human reolution than that of Cuba," he said in a 1981 interview.

Obviously, as the vast majority of Americans are navigating the world of rock music without succumbing in large majorities to these maladies, we can decree that Gore has well-earned her perpetual status as the butt of rock-enthusiasts' jokes.

We're well aware that the polls still show you leading the pack, but we have decreed that this will not continue, so we're pretty sure it's going to stop soon.

When "we" start decreeing that it's our way or the highway, trouble ensues.