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• n  a formal or authoritative proclamation
• n  a legally binding command or decision entered on the court record (as if issued by a court or judge)

• That deal left conservatives without the votes to push through a constitutional amendment they sought to effectively overrule the court's edict.
• The esoteric edict is one in a string of attempts by some religious groups and parties in Indonesia to influence morality in the country efforts that not everyone in the Muslim .
• Lukman S Bintoro The esoteric edict is one in a string of attempts by some religious groups and parties in Indonesia to influence morality in the country efforts that not .

• decree
• fiat
• order
• rescript

News & Articles

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• Looney making a big first impression
  The edict from mom seemed straightforward. "She was OK with me racing," Payton Looney said. "But she wanted me to wait until Dad was done." Seemed simple enough.
  June 20, 2013 - The Springfield News-Leader
• Mayor Bloomberg's food composting edict could create a Manhattan feast - for rats
  Mayor Bloomberg's food composting edict could create a Manhattan feast - for rats
  June 18, 2013 - The Washington Times
• Word of the day for Tuesday, June 18, 2013
  edict
  June 18, 2013 - Amarillo Globe-News

Quotes

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• Ayman al-Zawahri in Reuters
  Not even one Shi'ite authority -- whether in Iraq or elsewhere -- has issued a fatwa (religious edict) obligating jihad and taking up of arms against the American Crusader invaders in Iraq and Afghanistan,Zawahri said.
• Rick Perry in World Socialist Web Site
  In keeping with US contempt for international law, Texas Governor Rick Perry commented, "the world court has no standing in Texas and Texas is not bound by a ruling or edict from a foreign court."