Sentence examples for clerical concerns from inspiring English sources

Gopnik provides a fine analysis of Trollope's insight into the political and clerical concerns of his day, and he is right that Trollope's strength is his depiction of characters.

But that's a mere legal technicality, a clerical concern to be decided by a judge.

(The only clerical error was when heathens began rummaging in our secret clerical business).

As sales representative and founder of the clerical dress concern of Duffy and Quinn, Inc., the Irish‐born Mr. Quinn spends most of his day watch ing quiz shows and movies on television in his makeshift salesroom in the Fairmont Ho tel.

(vi) Section 811, concerning clerical amendments.

Schönborn is a conservative in matters of doctrine, but in favour of absolute honesty, especially as far as clearing up clerical sexual abuse is concerned, and wants to see the Church open to dialogue with the world as advocated by the Second Vatican Council.

The two earliest codes were concerned with clerical matters, and Æthelstan stated that he acted on the advice of Wulfhelm and his bishops.

High-level Iranian officials, including leaders of the clerical establishment, have expressed concern at what they see as the rising popularity of non-Muslim faiths or beliefs, especially among youth.

Weeks later, a health visitor (who hadn't met the family) grew concerned after a clerical error involving Violet's birth registration alerted her to the family.

In a cohort study concerning industrial and clerical American workers the cumulative incidence rate of upper extremity tendonitis was 24.3% during an average follow-up of 5.4 years [ 7].

Does the church have to change to keep up with the times, particularly concerning issues such as clerical abstinence, abortion and other issues relating to sex? A. I think the church has to be herself.