Traducción Inglés-Sueco para "decreed"

decreed (past simple) {vb}

decreed (past simple) {vb}

decree {sustantivo} (también: proclamation, notification)

decree {sustantivo} (también: resolution, rash, manifestation, deflection)

decree {sustantivo}

decree {sustantivo} (también: prescript, ordinance, regulation)

decree {sustantivo} (también: order, dictate)

decree {sustantivo} [der.]

to decree [decreed|decreed] {vb} (también: to resolve, to prescribe, to name, to govern)

to decree [decreed|decreed] {vb} (también: to order, to assign, to appoint)

to decree [decreed|decreed] {vb} (también: to command)

to decree [decreed|decreed] {vb} (también: to resolve, to find, to decide, to conclude)

to decree [decreed|decreed] {vb} (también: to order, to fix, to steady, to enact)

Growth cannot be decreed.

Confidence is not decreed; it is earned.

The confidence of our consumers cannot be decreed, it must be won.

Consumer confidence cannot be decreed, it must be earned.

The position of the European Union on the extra-territorial measures decreed by the United States has not changed.

In the fifth century, what was then an elitist male Church in Europe decreed at one of its Councils that women had souls.

It cannot be invented or decreed; achieving it depends on the space left to the creators of wealth.

Where is it decreed that we must pay in dollars for the oil and gas we buy from Russia, Saudi Arabia or Iran?

Yet the improvement of the labour market depends on more growth and that is something which cannot be decreed.

Parliament voted for a common position, which did not even amend the common position decreed by the Council, with regard to ethical problems.

They feel aggrieved that their ambitions for EU membership in the long term are being ignored and decreed unrealistic, particularly by the Commission.

And you have used your personal experience to show us that your European identity was not decreed; it was a spontaneous and natural move.

The game is blithely continuing: when Europe produces a good policy, national governments proudly take the credit; when a bad policy comes along, they say that Brussels decreed it.

I recalled the very clear differences between the United States and Europe regarding the extra-territorial measures decreed by the United States.

The effectiveness of the measures which will be decreed depends on us being consistent, but we must bear in mind that however coercive they are, these measures cannot be totally impermeable.

These are institutions that have decreed the ruin of whole nations: just think of the case of Yugoslavia, first strangled by extortionate interest rates and then crushed, destroyed and dismembered.