Meanings of convenant in English

And it felt to Flossy like a convenant ,witnessedby the Lord himself.

For it is the convenantorengagement between man's divine part and his lesser self.

Its earlier agreement with lenders to waive the convenants under the credit facility was set to expire on Thursday.

Babcock & Brown said the new finance arrangements do not contain market-price based convenants and have no margin call obligations.

For example: Military supply pads and Convenant warehouses generate resources perpetually, meaning that you don't really need to manage your economy.

Inspired by the resistance, ministers, nobles, and ordinary citizens gathered on the last week of February of 1638 to sign a National Convenant.

The city has "convenanted to operate and maintain the system, regardless of full reimbursement from water and sewer revenues," Moody's said.

The Scotish Convenant Movement wants a separate Scottish Parliament but still wants to remain within the U. K., on the lines of Northern Ireland.