Sentence examples for will decree from inspiring English sources

What the voters will decree, in their wisdom or their folly, God only knows.

But the proposal does not specify how much of a devaluation Mr. Duhalde will decree.

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

Congress will decree sudden death by asking the reform-minded college presidents of the Knight Commission, their warnings unheeded all these years, to preside at jock divestiture.

In the long run, however, it will mean broadening the talent and fan pool, and the Nascar royal family will decree equality.

We simply cannot know whether Trump will decree in the end that whatever barriers emerge from conference constitute an acceptable climbdown from that.

Dexter has even had it written into his will, decreeing that Shaun Evans, who plays young Morse in Endeavour, should be the last to take the role.

Or he'll decree the Wizards cannot win another game until January.

Even if barriers are negotiated, which is a real possibility, no one knows whether he'll decree that these count as his wall.

Walker's will decreed that the president must always be a woman.

Alfred Nobel's will decreed that the prize should go to a writer with "the most outstanding work in an ideal direction".