The Inquisition issued edicts against them on three occasions (1568, 1574, and 1623).
Mongkut issued edicts to improve the lives of slaves, and his son, Chulalongkorn, abolished slavery.
The curule aediles, who were the magistrates responsible for the care and supervision of the markets, also issued edicts.
Arana tells us that he tended his white horse first thing in the morning, read Montesquieu and Voltaire before breakfast and issued edicts after the meal.
The group's leaders have issued edicts demanding more caution from fighters and have set up a committee to prevent the loss of innocent lives.
The increase in shōen thus came to pose a serious threat to the government, which accordingly issued edicts intended to check the formation of new estates.
In the fourth century the emperor Constantine adopted Christianity, endorsed a creed to which all must subscribe and issued edicts against heretics and schismatics.
At the press conference, according to the L.A. Times, he said that he was innocent and had issued edicts against shooting protesters.
Occasionally clerics issued edicts against the trade because the huge camel caravans transporting 400 bodies at once subjected them to gross indignities along the way.
The commission issued edicts against killing police officers and reporters, for example, as well as against violence in resort areas where the mob had business interests.
On the other hand, in the last few years the government has issued edicts calling on companies and government agencies to use — and pay for — licensed software.
