Sentence examples for dispensations from from inspiring English sources

"Don't be such a damn child, Jean Louise Henryry sputtered, and forgetting the latest dispensations from General Motors, grabbed for a gearshift and stomped at a clutch.

The use of indulgences i.e., the remission of temporal punishment due for sin and dispensations from vows was restricted, and the whole system of penance was reformed.

"We are not convinced that as an aged felon Marshall should be categorically immune from incarceration," the decision said, "and it is generally inappropriate to use the interest of justice as a device for granting dispensations from mandatory sentencing statutes".

Holkot also invoked this dialectical relationship between God's absolute and ordained power to explain how God provides for dispensations from his laws in particular cases.

Special dispensations from the Pakistan Embassy in the UK provided emergency relief visas without costs for the surgeons and, following intervention by the Ambassador, Pakistan International Airlines allowed the equipment to be carried accompanied.

Papal dispensations from church law that required bishops to reside were the loophole the reformers believed they had to close.

It didn't take special dispensation from an international organization.

And Sir Tony O'Reilly had to get special dispensation from the Irish government to accept his knighthood.

Disabled veterans have a special dispensation from the state to sell their wares.

What we don't need is a dispensation from obsession disguised as perfection.

It requires a direct dispensation from Heaven to become a walker".