Sentence examples for will decree that from inspiring English sources

If Baghdad falls mercifully quickly, and if there is no more terrible loss of life, the mind- management machine will decree that Bush and Blair have secured a triumph.

Or maybe the solons will decree that Vermont Yankee is old, decrepit and unfit for further duty (even though it's the NRC's job is to regulate safety).

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

But UN officials in Kosovo have been told that once independence is declared, Mr Ban will decree that the situation on the ground has changed and that their mission has outlived its usefulness.

And there are signs that he, like George W. Bush, will decree that the entire planet is a battlefield and anyone arrested anywhere on terrorism charges may be tried in military tribunals.

Pretty soon the Court will decree that the Second Amendment gives corporations the right to deploy private armies and the Fifth Amendment gives them permission to refuse to respond to subpoenas.

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.

When wealthy Mississippi cotton planter Isaac Ross died in 1836, his will decreed that his plantation, Prospect Hill, should be liquidated and the proceeds from the sale be used to pay for his slaves' passage to the newly established colony of Liberia in western Africa.

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

Instead, the history books will always decree that Suarez used the word "negro" seven times.

The government is even in the process of drafting new regulations for internet cafes that will decree when and for how long teenagers will be allowed to play on the premises.