Sentence examples similar to clerical instructions from inspiring English sources
Some in the CPA reckon that the country will grow more violent if Mr Bremer insists on sticking to his method without a popular (read clerical) mandate.In the absence of clear instructions from the CPA in Baghdad on how to prepare for the caucuses, the British-led administration in Shia-dominated southern Iraq has drawn up a "working hypothesis" for managing an election.
But they do directly affect the need for people like assembly-line workers or those doing certain clerical tasks, whose jobs can be reduced to a set of instructions which a machine can easily follow (and which can consequently be mechanised).
Meanwhile, the instruction "Écrasez l'infâme!" ("Crush what is infamous"), signed on many of his letters, became something of a personal slogan against clerical abuses.
Computers displaced clerical workers.
But Luther narrowed his defense of ecclesiastical art to its use for catechismal instruction, chiefly in advancing his doctrine that salvation comes per solam fidem — by personal faith alone, without saintly or clerical intercession.
Sounds like a clerical error.
JULY: Right, the clerical genre.
He opposed efforts to expand clerical jurisdictions.
Moderate voices, including clerical ones, were drowned.
I like seeing the clerical stuff.
