Sentence examples similar to regional edict from inspiring English sources

Prussia and Austria induced the confederation, on November 21, 1863, to refuse observance of the Treaty of London unless Denmark made good on a December 1851 edict to reinstate regional assemblies in the duchies.

Party of Regions didn't obey this edict.

This suspiciously precise figure means Egypt harbours the highest number of atheists in the Arab world, according to claims by Dar al-Ifta, an official wing of government that issues religious edicts, citing research released this week by a regional polling group.

Regional bosses are equally unhappy at the WRU's recent edicts on North and the lack of meaningful talks.

Berlin is also among several German cities to issue an edict against Uber, which has faced similar roadblocks erected by regional and local governments in Spain and France, where its offices were raided by police.

"There was an edict from the Welsh Rugby Union about the raison d'être of the Welsh Premiership and it was to support regional rugby," Blyth added.

The tug of war between localities and the central government also shows the limits of China's ability to impose change on a vast, unruly country by edict, while exposing the weaknesses of a one-size-fits-all approach to reform in a country where regional economic disparities are rapidly growing.

Security detail enforces edict.

The edict was largely ignored.

Not everyone followed the night's edict.

Edict of Toleration, German Toleranzpatent, (Oct.