Sentence examples for confirmation services from inspiring English sources

He tries to arrive at confirmation services well in advance so that he can speak to each of the candidates beforehand – "You're like Father Christmas at Selfridges.

Standardization could be achieved by encouraging broader use of standard contracts and electronic affirmation and confirmation services, central storage, automation of payments and collateral management processes, the commission said.

The Rev. Martyn Minns, Truro's rector and a leader of an effort to form a new national network of conservative parishes, said it was his idea to invite Carey for the confirmation services.

In the meantime George Carey, the former Archbishop of Canterbury, has volunteered to conduct confirmation services in Virginia for those who do not wish to be touched by their diocesan bishop, Peter Lee, who voted in favour of Bishop Robinson's appointment.

Further tests reveal that providing tax confirmation services moderates the association of tax certified individual auditors with effective tax rates.

In other words, German auditors of listed enterprises are only allowed to provide tax confirmation services, not tax planning services.

But just as the old don is settlin' in to enjoy the good life, bam, he gets popped at his grandkid's confirmation service.

Anglican archbishops disturbed by the Episcopal Church's views on homosexuality held their own confirmation service here today in a challenge to the denomination's American leadership.

The visiting prelates planned their trip, to preside at a confirmation service for 80 adolescents, at the request of Good Shepherd's rector and vestry, but without an invitation from the local bishop.

Specifically, the Database houses 263 variables, falling roughly into five categories: identifiers, background characteristics and personal attributes, nomination and confirmation, service on the Court, and departures from the bench". Available in Excel, SPSS, and Stata formats.

Child porn was not criminalized in Denmark until as late as 1980, and the industry's second wave included films depicting violence against women, such as Jørgen Hallum's "Englene" ("Angels"), from 1973: in one scene, bikers storm a confirmation service, crucify the priest, and rape young girls in front of the altar.