Sentence examples for would be decreed from inspiring English sources

Raúl said that a special law would be decreed to enshrine that final wish of Fidel's.

The family of Daniel Ortúzar, inheritors of the hacienda San Antonio de Petrel, constructed a dock in 1875, which served as a fishing port for a few years, and would be decreed as a "minor dock" by President José Manuel Balmaceda in 1887.

I.B.M., it was decreed, would embark on a costly program to make all its hardware and software work seamlessly with Linux.

It was decreed that Portas would single-handedly revive the ailing British high street – first produce a report, then action it, and finally obliterate the recession/internet shopping/structural decline, the works.

Celtic began by arguing that Rangers were clearly benefiting from the inevitable and infamous imbalance caused by the split when it was decreed that they would play Hearts, the third team in the league, at home for the third time this season.

The sentence has been decreed.

The plants, the government decreed, would be allowed to operate 12 years longer on average.

A year that Democrats decreed would be about "jobs, jobs, jobs" has produced a far different check list as its sixth month nears: health care, financial regulation, energy, a nuclear arms treaty and a Supreme Court vacancy, as well as investigations into a mine accident, a calamitous oil spill, a failed terrorist attack in Times Square and alleged Wall Street fraud.

An answer from the heart of the Prophet Shambles, blessings and peace be upon her, would be, "But God hath decreed that Danger Dave shall be sacrificed upon this place and at this time.

The early Leibniz holds that this type of proposition is true because God decrees that it would be true: that is, God decrees that Peter would deny Christ under these circumstances [see C 26 7 and Gr 312 3].

In an interview on LCI television, he said the ban would be ordered "by decree" in the next few days.