Sentence examples for edict relating to from inspiring English sources
In addition, Galba ordered an edict relating to Tigellinus, another servant who had possibly been involved in the murder of Claudius and whose death was also being called for among the Romans, rebuking the public for their harshness and outrage.
But the text of the original decree had exempted all presidential edicts from judicial review until the ratification of a constitution, not just those edicts related to the assembly or justified as "acts of sovereignty".
He publicly urged Mr. Morsi to amend the decree so that it would no longer place all the president's future edicts above judicial scrutiny — the provision that aroused the loudest outcry — but instead would protect only edicts related to the functions of the constituent assembly and upper house of Parliament.
The statement by the cleric, Grand Mufti Sheik Abdulaziz bin Abdullah al-Sheik, did not elaborate on what measures would be taken, but it is likely that he will issue an edict related directly to the "stoning the Devil" ritual, during which the stampede took place on Sunday.
Relating To Female Audiences.
Upon receiving the tidings of his rival's defeat and death at Alexandria, the new Emperor at once forwarded supplies of urgently needed grain to Rome, along with an edict or a declaration of policy, in which he gave assurance of an entire reversal of the laws of Nero, especially those relating to treason.
It also does not help when the president himself is accused of "repeated interference on various issues" related to enforcement of demolition edicts.
Sympathisers believe the allegations may relate to document No 9, an internal party edict warning of the dangers posed to China by the spread of ideas such as universal values and western constitutional democracy.
Mr. Bello's lawyers, who are with the federal public defender's office, appealed the no-TV edict on both First Amendment grounds and on the assertion that the ban was not closely enough related to the underlying offense.
The course is related to the emergence of art related to Buddhism, commencing with emperor Asoka's (3rd century B.C.E). rock and pillar edicts erected from Kandahar in Afghanistan to Amaravati in South India.
