ukase in a sentence

Definition

A ukase is an authoritative decree or order issued by a government or official body.

The government issued a ukase mandating stricter regulations on pollution.
In the realm of art, the curator's ukase dictated which pieces would be displayed.
His ukase on dress code was met with mixed reactions from the employees.
The president's ukase regarding immigration policies sparked widespread debate.
A sudden ukase from the school board changed the schedule for all students.