The way we took it when, the year we turned 30, Life decreed that excellences of all varieties could only be attained by persons 29 or younger.
In 1250, the General Chapter of the Dominican Order met in London, and decreed that: we grant to Friar Clement of our Order, a bishop of Scotland, after his death, one mass throughout the Order by every friar whomsoever is a priest.
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.
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.
He took one look and decreed that surgery was necessary.
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.
Instead, we should follow another model, one that decrees that "we," meaning all Americans, should right the inequity for the sake of our country.
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.
And so it is, your honour, in sum, that we have decreed that Harper Simon should be allowed to make easy, breezy folk-pop till the end of time.
Besides, you are perfectly able to protect Telemachus, and to see him safely home again, while the suitors have to come hurry-skurrying back without having killed him". When he had thus spoken, he said to his son Mercury, Mercuryyouyou are our messenger, go therefore and tell Calypso we have decreed that poor Ulysses is to return home.
"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.
