Portuguese
eclesiástico Catalan
eclesiàstic Of or associated with a church (especially a Christian Church)
Synonyms
Examples for "faith"
Examples for "faith"
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The government had a responsibility to negotiate in good faith, he said.
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Nice represents the political future of the republic, negotiated in good faith.
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I think we need legislation protecting good faith efforts to stop spam.
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So far, most countries in most cases have acted in good faith.
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They need to work with councils, health boards, schools and faith communities.
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DISCRIMINATION Spitzer also said the refusal involved the victims' nationality and religion.
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However, much of his attack on religion is mere opinion and assertion.
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It is also a religion that is facing a rather serious problem.
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We have seen unimaginable violence carried out in the name of religion.
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It is rarer still to read good news concerning matters of religion.
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But even then, ecclesiastical law and civil law were never quite one.
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Each at different times and for distinct reasons had incurred ecclesiastical disfavour.
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Wolsey was the last great ecclesiastical minister of the reign; More and
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The ecclesiastical use of the word is essentially different from the civil.
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This old officer united in his person the civil and ecclesiastical authority.
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My friend the drum-major ecclesiastic was down upon me in a moment.
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Not a single ecclesiastic was there to take part in the ceremony.
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As to the missionary fruits of this enterprise, the devoted ecclesiastic writes:
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The third ecclesiastic went beyond all bounds, actually uttering the following words:
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He finished his reply by tracing with his mahl-stick the ecclesiastic ordinance:
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I allow that it is the face of a refined, thorough-bred ecclesiastic.
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For generations their whole ecclesiastic and scholastic systems had been fundamentally democratic.
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The words mean: Sweet-smelling, to make a scale, a fillet, an ecclesiastic.
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The ecclesiastic was a holy man, well shaped, and admirably well proportioned.
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What ecclesiastic, what nobleman, took the side of the oppressed-ofthe peasant?
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The Lord have mercy then upon all establishments: legal, political, and ecclesiastic!'
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But as an ecclesiastic...O, but there! I broke off shortly, and laughed.
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She divined the ardour of the Christian; perhaps the acuteness of the ecclesiastic.
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All the caution of the Roman ecclesiastic,-theinheritance of centuries-spokein the glance.
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The good ecclesiastic thanked the Emperor with tears in his eyes.
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And no ecclesiastic shall suffer at the tribunal of an infidel.
