Sentence examples for a general chapter from inspiring English sources

In 1831 a general chapter (legislative meeting) voted to begin work in the foreign missions.

He continued to teach until 1259 when he traveled to Valenciennes in order to attend a General Chapter of his order.

That year he returned to Cologne, but left the same year for Paris in order to attend a General Chapter of his order in which the allegations of William of St. Amour's De periculis novissimorum temporum against mendicant orders were considered.

In the third edition (1994), Becker introduced a general chapter with an overview of the achievements of human capital research (pp. 15 28), and the whole third part consisted of three previously published papers on the relevance of human capital for family's inequality, division of labour, and fertility behaviour (pp. 255 349).

A general chapter of the Holy Ghost Fathers was convened in Rome in September 1968 to debate the direction of the congregation after the changes of the Second Vatican Council.

The ICPC consists of 17 chapters covering the organ systems, a general chapter and a social chapter.

He did write a more general chapter on the so-called dark arts of Fleet Street in his book, Flat Earth News.

Chapter 4 is a general overview; chapter 5 discusses the use of internal and external controls, with the emphasis on the design and optimization of a synthetic mimic as an internal control.

The election was probably done by compromissarii, meaning that the general chapter of the bishopric of Glasgow had selected a small group to which they delegated the power of election.

At Pentecost in 1220 the first general chapter of the order was held at Bologna, and a system of democratic representative government was devised.

Further, ruling authority was concentrated in the annual general chapter or legislative meeting.