royal decree
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An order issued by a monarch.
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- The king established the new law by royal decree.
- The king issued a royal decree to pardon the prisoners.
- In 1763, a royal decree forbade settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains.
- By royal decree, all taxes were increased last month.
- The queen is expected to issue a royal decree to pardon the prisoners.
- The ancient law was established by a royal decree centuries ago.
- The monarch signed the royal decree, officially changing the line of succession.
- She hoped for a royal decree that would protect her family.
- The palace guards were tasked with enforcing the royal decree throughout the kingdom.
- Such significant changes usually require a formal royal decree.
- After the revolution, the new government annulled every royal decree issued by the former king.
- The new trade route was opened by royal decree.
- A royal decree was proclaimed, declaring a national day of celebration.
- Historically, royal decrees held absolute power.
- According to the ancient laws, a royal decree could only be challenged by the high council.
- The queen signed the royal decree with a solemn expression.
- The prince announced the environmental initiative through a royal decree.
- Citizens were expected to abide by every royal decree.
- The controversial royal decree led to widespread public unrest.
- Without a royal decree, the reforms could not be implemented.