The phrase "edict without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe an edict or decree that is issued without certain elements or conditions. For example: - The king's edict without mercy sparked outrage among the people. - The new law was seen as an edict without proper consultation with the community. - The company's policy was an edict without regard for its employees' well-being.
The Pokémon game was un-Islamic as it contains polytheism, said the edict, without specifically referring to the popular smartphone app.
The February Manifesto, in essence, held that the tsar of Russia could rule Finland by edict, without regard for the grand duchy's constitution; the legislation of the Finnish Diet was entirely subject to the tsar's will.
"The worst thing is if this comes out as an edict, without the preparation of the people," said Msgr. Patrick J. Boyle, the vicar for central Westchester and pastor of Resurrection Church in Rye.
Armed with a rule book as large as a small house, the Association enforces its edicts without much challenge.
If the persecutions of Maximin and Septimius Severus are dismissed as fiction, Decius' edict was without precedent.
Miller wrote that Kuhn had shown that "your preferred mode of behavior is to issue edicts first, without full knowledge of the facts, and then to defend your position by incantations about serving the best interests of the game".
Charles's adviser Mercurino Gattinara, mindful of the need for good relations with the estates (the three main orders of society clergy, nobility, and townspeople), repeatedly urged the emperor not to issue an edict against Luther without their full consent.
Diocletian requested that the edict be pursued "without bloodshed", against Galerius's demands that all those refusing to sacrifice be burned alive.
That name has persisted quietly, at some subconscious civic level, without official edict.
Many are reacting to the diagnoses and suggestions of vets, but to passively accept the edict of one professional without a wider search for answers and consultation of the wisest "opinion" - that of the dog, is sometimes enough to kill an old dog prematurely.
For the next year or two, even without David Cameron's edict, my semi-adult offspring will continue to be reluctant, economic refugees in the house.
