Sentence examples for edicts the from inspiring English sources

Most of the edicts the summits produced didn't add up to much.

And the more Amity learns to question her own father's edicts, the more freely she begins to love and trust.

Objecting to these edicts, the Spaniards intended to fight for their prerogatives and acclaimed Pizarro as the governor of Peru.

As for their edicts, the khaps, he said, issue fines or call for social boycotts, and also act as arbiters on local crimes.

Among their preliminary pre-hearing edicts: the session would be moved from the usual Soho Square venue to an office in Oxford Street apparently 'to avoid the press', and the proceedings would not be made a matter of public record.

The New NHS white paper's 10-year programme had the NHS Plan's 10-year programme superimposed on it two years later, which in turn has been supplemented with ad hoc edicts, the Shifting the Balance management restructure and now the Budget's "next steps for investment".

The edicts of the summer were reversed and the reforms nullified.

Gallant patrolled Spanish waters during the Spanish Civil War enforcing the edicts of the Non-Intervention Committee. Non-Intervention Committee

Obedient to the edicts of the diary, he has gone on to Barcelona.

"He always knew to respect the edicts of the older guys.

The imperial edicts in the summer of 1898 spelled out a program that has been called the Hundred Days of Reform.