Sentence examples for covenant enactment from inspiring English sources
It is curiously ironic that covenant enactment, such as the Mayflower Compact, became historically operative but remained essentially secular, while the religious covenant became predominantly a theological concept associated particularly with Baptism the ritual means by which a person became a participant in the covenant of grace.
The death of Jesus thus becomes in the Christian proclamation the centre of the historical narrative the historical prologue of the covenant leading up to the covenant enactment, or the sacramentum, to use the Latin term of the early church, which in secular use at that time meant primarily the soldier's oath of loyalty to the emperor (see above Late Bronze Age developments).
The measures to be considered include the enactment of international covenants on rights for children and women; education system reform; domestic legal system reform; implementing regulations and laws on economic, social and cultural rights; improving the well-being of the population; and ensuring the distribution of humanitarian aid.
The bill alleges at length the rights given to a lessor by the common law and statutes of New York before the enactment of the statutes relied upon by the tenants, a covenant by the latter to surrender possession at the termination of their lease, and due demand, and claims protection under Article 1, Section 10 and the Fourteenth Amendment of the Constitution of the United States.
Sixth, no enactment strategy.
Final enactment is expected.
Again, the enactment of indifference.
9 February 2011: military covenant.
"The Holcroft Covenant," 1985.
