Sentences with phrase «edict banning»

After a recent meeting of the church's elders, to debate the matter Reverend Njohi passed an edict banning the wearing bras and panties when attending...

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In 412, the Donatist church was banned by imperial edict and driven underground, though there are hints that Donatism survived as late as the time of Gregory the Great (590 - 604).

4 Already threatened with excommunication, the Edict of Worms (May 1521) outlawed him and placed him under a ban, but he was saved by his ruler, Friedrich, Elector of Ernestine Saxony (1486 - 1525), who smuggled him into exile to Wartburg.

However, he then felt free to make his own imperial will known and issued an Edict on his personal responsibilities, banning all Luther's writings, whether good or bad.

Indeed, in 1933, one of the first edicts of Nazi Germany was to ban shechita as inhumane.

A first edict in 257 for the first time banned Christian worship.

For example, if you'd read conservative pundit Michelle Malkin's account of the Little Village Academy incident, you could easily have believed that the packed - lunch ban extended throughout the city of Chicago — and you certainly would never have known that the Little Village principal reportedly retracted her controversial edict just one week later.

The fiat will instate a 90 - day moratorium on new visa applications for people coming from Iran, Libya, Yemen, Sudan and Somalia and a 120 - day cessation of arrivals from Syria — the latter a shift from the previous edict's indefinite ban on migration from the war - shattered nation.

One of the first things interim Superintendent Ramon Cortines did when he took over was to reverse Deasy's edict and lift the ban on parent triggers.