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Перевод: edict

[существительное]
эдикт ; указ

Тезаурус:

1. But while the large number of coins means that they give us a large quantity of information, their small size and the consequent brevity of their inscriptions greatly restricts the level of interpretation we can make from them compared with, say, a lengthy edict of a Roman emperor fully inscribed on stone.
2. (In fact, the corporation had been wrongly reported on this score and had issued no such edict at all.)
3. Now what the Capitulary of Thionville actually says is: "When famine or plague occurs, men should not wait for our edict but should straightway pray to God for his mercy; as to scarcity of food in this present year , let each man help his own people as best he can, and not sell his corn at too high a price."
4. One of them once issued an edict against promiscuous kissing on New Year's Day.
5. He massively reorganized the empire on a military basis, splitting provinces to prevent ambitious governors from becoming too powerful, attempting to control inflation by fixing prices by edict (and thereby driving goods off the market).
6. The problem is that Weller, ever earnest, has internalized too thoroughly the edict Rock is Dead.
7. Where it could, it expropriated resources by simple edict.
8. Like so much else in these cantos, the last line is midleading , since it suggests it was by an edict of Henry III that the Magna Charta was sent to all cathedrals and read four times a year, whereas Coke's Institutes make it clear that this was on the contrary an enactment of Edward I. "Selinunte" and "Akragas" (the old name of Agrigento) are ancient Greek cities in Sicily.
9. Thus the ius honorarium , developed by the praetor's edict, played a vital part in the development of Roman Law.
10. Their lawlessness became so notorious that James VI proscribed the clan, which turned out to be very unpleasant indeed, and his edict described them as: "that wicked race of lawless luminaries, callit the Macgregor".
11. It was a firm edict of company policy that all new recruits with management potential should undergo the experience of working temporarily in as many company departments as possible.
12. After much lobbying, it has ended up as a liberal edict.
13. While West Germany's objections are the most serious, it is not the only member cutting up rough in the final stages of the monopoly and competition edict.