Chambers, and if his ministers are beaten, to dissolve the House and to govern par ordonnances du roi.
Prince Polignac and the king dissolved the Chambers, having found the deputies unwilling to approve their acts, and a few days afterwards the king published his own will and pleasure in what were called Les Ordonnances du Roi.
In France 16th- and 17th-century binding is distinguished by the work of such masters as Nicholas Eve, who bound the beautiful Livre des Statuts et Ordonnances de l'ordre du Benvist Sainct Esprit for Henry III.
Philippe had, moreover, been careful not to excite the ill-will of his bishops, for his Ordonnances and instructions alluded simply to the friars, thus excluding the Inquisition from royal aid without specifically naming it.
These Articles were superseded by the famous Ordonnances ecclesiastiques de l'Eglise de Geneve, adopted on Nov.
The promulgation of the ordonnances which had led to this tumult, ought to have been accompanied by a display of force sufficient to maintain their enactment.
The result is, that the King's offer to change his Ministers and to recall the Ordonnances was not accepted, and the Duke of Orleans accepted the office of Lieutenant- General of the kingdom.
So afraid were they of a revolution that they would have submitted to the Ordonnances rather than run the risk of it.
Frequently, also, a minimum of interest was provided for them: Ordonnances de la Fr.
The day afterwards intrepid students denounced the ordonnances in the public streets and called the citizens to arms.
On the 26th of July the famous Ordonnanceswere issued.
If it be so, I will get together the ordonnances to obtain a discharge from the holders, a liquidation at a cheap rate.
Impossible, for the ordonnances have been converted into bills, which bills, for the convenience of return and facility of transaction, are divided into so many parts that the originals can no longer be recognized.
The ecclesiastical ordonnanceshad separated distinctly the domain of religious authority from that of the civil jurisdiction.
He had concurred with Calvin in drawing up the Ecclesiastical Ordonnances adopted the preceding year, and he died, as this letter of the Reformer to Farel testifies, with sentiments of the deepest and most lively piety.
The Recueil des Ordonnances des Lois de France is full of safeguards granted by Charles V.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ordonnances" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
