Sentence examples for covenants of from inspiring English sources

In other words, open covenants of peace, secretly arrived at.

This is an old idea: Woodrow Wilson advocated "open covenants of peace, openly arrived at".

Mr. Bronner, who is also US Airways' lead investor, pledged that it would meet the covenants of its loan guarantees.

For some people, paying trustees is breaking one of the sacred covenants of what makes our sector special.

The liturgy was first printed in the 1960s as The Book of the Eight Covenants of God and Prayers of the Ringatu Church.

United has said it must put the concessions in place by May 1 to comply with covenants of $1.5 billion in debtor-in-possession financing.

In addition, US Airways must make debt payments in June to meet covenants of $900 million in federal loan guarantees, which it received when it emerged from bankruptcy.

There were 384 covenants of care, where either a priest or a lay person is placed under restrictions, by the end of 2013 in England and Wales.

On March 12, the federal Air Transportation Stabilization Board agreed to amend the covenants of $900 billion in loan guarantees that formed the basis of the airline's restructuring.

It is required to be in compliance with the covenants of its federal loan guarantees, which were the basis of its restructuring plan.

But Lula has proved a curious surprise to most everyone, taking only small, measured steps toward domestic reform and staying well within the accepted covenants of global capitalism.