Mail, the postal matter consigned under public authority from one person or post office to another.
But on the dot of 11am, with less ceremony than a local parish church catering committee's AGM, that authority was consigned to history.
In the novel, Tomas, a superior surgeon, is consigned by the authorities to wash windows because of a politically provocative essay he once wrote about Oedipus and the guilt of unknowing crimes.
With the success of Closely Observed Trains under his belt, and artistic repression thawing with the advent of the Prague Spring, Menzel started work on another Hrabal adaptation, Larks on a String, a riskier story of "bourgeois" Czechs consigned by the authorities to work at a scrapyard in the 1950s.
In other words, the Party hopes to consign this challenge to its authority to the same mass grave that holds the truth about June 4.
This role consigns them to a position of authority.
Marín credited the director for acts of kindness toward Albizu Campos, whom authorities had consigned, as a kind of punishment, to Oso Blanco's tuberculosis ward.
The authorities first consigned the martyr to a brothel, failed to burn her at the stake and finally stabbed her in the throat.
But before we all forget about him and consign him to history, I have one request: Can somebody in authority please appoint a bipartisan commission, or send a team of investigative reporters, to find out how this buffoon became the governor of the country's second largest state by population and area?
Ms. Alexander, a Tony-winning actress (and four-time Oscar nominee) of daunting authority, plays Catherine Sargent, an imperious artist who has been consigned to an old-age home.
While the idea for Bitcoin is to consign transactions entirely to software, bypassing the perceived risk of trusting central authorities and flawed human beings, ecos depend on a community of people who trust one another fully.
