Sentence examples for covenant it from inspiring English sources

Like "liberty" and "freedom," this word is the dominion of the Republican Party, and the covenant, it appears, is highly restrictive.

If, on the other hand, we accept such a covenant, it seems less important to assign blame for sociology's wrong turns than to say, "I believe".

The president of the homeowners' association, Thomas P. Reagan, said of the land covenant: "It was meant to be extremely restrictive, and the proposed use does simply not fit the allowed use".

"Marriage is a holy covenant, it's something that government should not be involved in".

But if a split cap breaches its banking covenants it can suspend payments on zeros.

Though Martin Luther (1483 1546) referred to and discussed the biblical covenants, it was never of particular importance to his theology.

In these times of international covenants, it also contravenes our aspirations for a world in which human rights prevail.

While the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints bans coffee and tea based on an original prohibition against hot drinks in a book of scripture called the Doctrine and Covenants, it does not ban caffeine.

Still, Moody's Investors Service cut the company's debt rating to junk status last month, saying that while it was not concerned about near-term compliance with financial covenants, it was concerned about compliance in the future.

Analysts are also questioning Xstrata's ability to keep to covenants it has with banks.

Its debts totalled £3.5m, within its covenants, and it said it had the support of its bank HSBC.