Sentence examples for clerical office from inspiring English sources

This conference by Pakistan's highest clerical office has highlighted the fact that the clerics have the ability to identify the causes of religious violence -- it is the will to apply that is entirely lacking.

In Florence, John Gualbert, one of the leaders of the monastic reform movement, opposed the city's bishop, an admitted simoniac (i.e., a person guilty of using money to obtain clerical office).

He was there to paint a lavish nude for the pleasure of Cardinal Alessandro Farnese, one of the richest men in Italy and someone who didn't let clerical office restrain his libido.

Pakistan's authoritative clerical office finally appeared to make sense.

But Barre had incurred the hostility of the king's younger brother Prince John, and when John succeeded Richard as king in 1199, Barre ceased to be employed as a royal justice, instead returning to Ely and business in his clerical office.

For our study, these groups were split into two categories: 'Non-manual occupation' refers to managers and professionals in domains such as science, engineering, health, teaching, or clerical office work; 'manual occupation' refers to manual labourers, agricultural, services, and sales workers, craft and related trade workers, housewives, and other basic occupations.

Virtually every precinct was forced to house prisoners in clerical offices and sitting rooms.

As lord high treasurer, Juxon was the last English clergyman to hold both secular and clerical offices in the medieval tradition of clerical state service.