That same edict, it appears, is behind the objections made public Wednesday.
In the same month, however, he disobeyed the edict by performing the first adult Baptism in modern history and by setting out to win converts in nearby cities.
Long ago, the organizers ruled that any company that had won ICFF honors in the previous few years was disqualified from consideration, an edict intended to prevent the same handful of design giants from hogging all the awards.
The Peace of Vervins (1598), by which Spain recognized Henry IV's title as king, and the Edict of Nantes of the same year, which granted substantial religious toleration to the Huguenots, ended the Wars of Religion.
When the president receives his edict from the Guardian Jurist, obedience to him is the same as or on par with obedience to God".
He was particularly worried about reports he heard of the furor in Kentucky over the edict, writing, "I think to lose Kentucky is nearly the same as to lose the whole game".
At the same time, women's rights were being curtailed by Mr. Hussein's edicts.
Doomed by the same hot blood as her father, she performs burial rites for her brother despite the edict forbidding it.
The tribal structure is not the same as when we were there … Even a prominent tribal sheikh can issue an edict and not everyone, not the teenagers, are going to listen".
I'll tell you who, it's the same grill fanatic who once declared the kitchen stove off limits between May and September, an edict that was derailed by a disastrous attempt to barbecue eggs.
