-
without royal ****ent; see the list of
ordinances and acts of the
Parliament of England, 1642–1660 Self-denying
Ordinance, p****ed by the Long
Parliament of...
- The July
Ordinances, also
known as the Four
Ordinances of Saint-Cloud, were a
series of
decrees set
forth by
Charles X and
Jules Armand de Polignac, the...
-
footwashing as
ordinances. The
number of
ordinances depends on the
Christian denomination, with
Mennonite Anabaptists counting seven ordinances,
while some...
- The
Ordinances of 1311 (The New
Ordinances, Norman: Les
noveles Ordenances) were a
series of
regulations imposed upon King
Edward II by the
peerage and...
-
subsidiary legislations that
supplement the
Ordinances.
There are
three Crown dependencies. In Guernsey,
Ordinances (Ordonnances) are used for
secondary legislation...
- (ACLU),
while supporters of
these ordinances argue that they
prevent criminal activities in the
areas under the
ordinances, the
actual result is
instead a...
-
death the plan was
resurrected by
Thomas Cromwell in the
Cromwellian Ordinances of 1538–1540.
Eltham Palace MacCullough, p. 78. ****ler,
Jones p. 34....
-
exclusion ordinances or
Organized crime exclusion ordinances (暴力団排除条例, Bōryoku-dan
Haijo Jōrei) is the ****anese
collective term for
ordinances or local...
- have
ecclesiastical ordinances. In the
Anglican Communion,
particularly the
American Episcopal Church,
ecclesiastical ordinances are the
bylaws of a Christian...
-
Ordinance of 1787,
commonly known as the
Northwest Ordinance, that
created the
Northwest Territory Ordinance (disambiguation) Land
Reform Ordinance (disambiguation)...
