ukase造句

• Czar Peter the Great issued a special ukase to preserve the surviving ruins, which was probably a first Russian law aimed at preserving historical heritage.
• However, the immediate provocation was the Russian Ukase of 1821 asserting rights to the Northwest and forbidding non-Russian ships from approaching the coast.
• The first was the Russian Ukase of 1821, asserting exclusive territorial and trading rights along much of what is today Canada's Pacific coast.
• She then delivered the sort of ukase that only certified pundits can issue : " All this prattling about compartmentalization has got to stop ."
• The Ukase of 1799 ( edict or proclamation ) granted the company a monopoly over trade in Russian America, defined with a southern border of 55?N latitude.
• Nicholas I of Russia, after whom the railway and the termini were named between 1855 and 1923, on 1 February 1842 issued an ukase ordering its construction.
• In 1818 management of the Russian-American Company was turned over to the Imperial Russian Navy and the Ukase of 1821 banned foreigners from participating in the Alaskan economy.
• In the Ukase of 1799 the company was granted a monopoly among Russians in North America by Tsar Paul I, becoming the basis of the Russian-American Company.
• On 29 October 1948 the Presidium of Supreme Council of the Russian SFSR issued an " ukase " ( order ) which confirmed the special status of the city.
• In accordance with the ukase of Catherine the Great dated November 15, 1763, all Shuvalov's ironworks including one in Izhevsky Zavod lapsed to the Crown for debts.
• When this ultimatum was rejected by Duma, it was dissolved on 3 June by an ukase ( imperial decree ) in what became known as the Coup of June 1907.
• Its charter was laid out in a 1799 " ukase " by the new Ferdinand Petrovich von Wrangel was the first president of the company during the government period.
• Vologda Oblast was one of the three original oblasts of Vologda Viceroyalty, when the latter was established by the Catherine II's decree ( ukase ) on, 1780.
• To shore up my confidence before getting on my ukase, I turned to one of the great living grammarians, James D . McCawley, the linguistics professor at the University of Chicago.
• The Journal's editors issued a new ukase to the writers : " Beginning in December, use it only in direct quotations and then be sure to explain what GOP means.
• A quick trip to the dictionary revealed that a ukase ( although the Times spelled it with a " z " ) is an imperial proclamation or order having the force of law.
• "Surely you mean Raspnewton, " you cry, signing a ukase ordering salt-mine duty for those who lower the dignity of All the Russias by shortening their names to Newt.
• With the Ukase of 1799 the Russian Empire gave the United American Company ( the successor to Shelikhov's organization ) a monopoly among Russian fur companies over North America to the 55?N latitude.
• The only attempt at enforcement of the ukase of 1821 was the seizure of the U . S . brig " Pearl " in 1822, by the Russian sloop " Apollon ".