When Gallienus acceded in 260, he issued the first imperial edict regarding tolerance toward Christians, leading to nearly 40 years of peaceful coexistence.
First, judicial edicts regarding whether video is appropriate in a particular case may encroach on editorial judgment.
Dr. Tantawi, who is appointed by the Egyptian government, said that Sheik Ish did not represent Al Azhar and that only Iraqi clerics could proclaim edicts regarding Iraq, the official news agency MENA reported.
When Honorius and Theodosius issued one of their final edicts regarding pagans (CTh. XVI.10.22) in AD 423, they felt obliged to remark that "We now believe that there are none". The ancient temples and those who had worshipped there were no more.
Munro issued three edicts regarding Christian estates that had been taken over by non-Christians during the captivity.
After Andrianampoinimerina's edicts regarding construction materials in the capital were revoked in the late 1860s, wooden construction was all but abandoned in Imerina and older wooden houses were rapidly replaced with new brick homes inspired by LMS missionaries' British-style dwellings.
This could be because of the unawareness of the population regarding religious edicts regarding organ donation.
According to The New York Times, the State Council of the People's Republic of China (Central People's Government) issued an edict in 2007 regarding the Population and Family Planning Program (one-child-policy) to address the urgent gender imbalance and cited it as a major "threat to social stability".
The policy banning gays was national in all regards, an edict from the top, despite what some scout leaders said was a willingness to ignore it in some troops.
But these are regarded by Russian parkgoers less as an edict than as someone's opinion, much like the rules against parking on sidewalks.
Butterflies have been considered to be human souls in many eras and cultures: in 17th-century Ireland, an edict forbade the killing of white butterflies because they were regarded as the souls of children.
