Two such issues are (i) covenants not to compete and (ii) covenants not to solicit.
Book III". Covenant meeting minutes, 1873-1898.
Maybe you remember that when I spoke at Covenant I described my own modest moment of Christian catharsis, which happened before you were born, at the Uffizi gallery, in Florence.
Just as a novitiate nun taking her vows, during this sacred religious rite I made covenants to obey the commandments and to offer everything I am in the service of God.
The Treaty of Versailles (1919), for example, contained in Part I the Covenant of the League of Nations and in Part XIII the constitution of the International Labour Organisation.
I witnessed covenants that were choosing rocks.
As far as I know, Covenant House is the only national provider of services to homeless youth and youth that are 'at risk' of being homeless.
I escaped to America in order to find tranquillity in a flat land, surrounded by walls of corn, soy, and bitter cold, and I made a covenant that I would ignore American politics.
After World War I, the League of Nations Covenant mandated European guardians to take as wards those territories "inhabited by peoples not yet able to stand by themselves under the strenuous conditions of the modern world".
This may have been a function of the size of the incentive, the rules that were attached to the grant (i.e. covenants), or to a general 'anti-tree' sentiment.
When a physician or a practitioner in his or her employ encounters any patient this may result in a contract, or covenant, i.e., a common will [ 19].
