Converse of object

• resisteth: Whosoever, therefore, resisteth the power, resisteth the ordinance of God: and they that resist shall receive to themselves damnation.

• enact: In most cases, nearby communities have not enacted any light ordinances or taken corrective measures.

• observe: We do, however, need to observe these ordinances to show to the world our obedience.

• enforce: Because of fiscal problems, however, the city never enforced the ordinance.

• pass: An ordinance passed by the House of Commons proposing a special court for the trial of the King.

• appoint: Why did he then appoint the ordinances of preaching, prayer, singing of psalms, baptism, and the Lord's supper?

Converse of subject

• prescribe: The Dean of the Faculty shall be eligible for re-appointment subject to the limitations prescribed by the Ordinances.

Adjective modifier

• self-denying: The Tories thus need to adopt a self-denying ordinance.

• unexploded: Access to the site is banned due to the amount of unexploded ordinance littered around the place.

• carnal: Instead of spending the Sunday in carnal ordinances, she passed it partly in idleness, partly in her common business.

• deadly: Twenty nine Kazakh army engineers have destroyed more than three-and-a-half million pieces of deadly ordinance in two yeas of operations.

• holy: They have violated the law and holy ordinances of the Lord our God.

• divine: The divine ordinance of fasting has been pretty much dropped out of our modern church life.

Modifies a noun

• No.: Ordinance No. 186 embodies the current arrangements for fulfillment of this duty.

• survey: Please click here for a local ordinance survey map showing the theater.

Noun used with modifier

• gospel: Why gospel ordinances are thus signified, I may show more particularly afterward.

• creation: Marriage is a creation ordinance of the highest calling.

• draft: The Senatus requested the Court to prepare a draft Ordinance on this matter.

Preposition: of

• baptism: In the New Testament the ordinance of baptism divides the believer from the world.

• th: The Legality of the French Ordinance of 28 th August, 1944.