Phrases with «edict»

An "edict" refers to a formal order or decree issued by a person in authority, usually a government or ruler. It is like a rule or command that everyone is expected to follow. Full definition

Sentences with «edict»

  • Second, it signals that the government can at any time issue edicts of this sort, possibly expanding the list of nations. (gse.harvard.edu)
  • Instead of issuing edicts that help govern how the town works, you'll decide how to build up your camp to appeal to different animals. (gamesradar.com)
  • Now under a federal state of emergency, following a government edict in February, local media reports say that Day Zero — the day when the city's water supply is switched off — has been set back to July 9 — a relief to those who had previously believed that April 16 or May 11 would see the taps stop running. (africanlawbusiness.com)
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