Sentence examples for elders before from inspiring English sources

Pakistani security forces routinely inform tribal elders before raids, in order to keep the peace with them, and it is possible that these village leaders in turn tipped off fellow Pashtuns among the insurgents.

We believe we must harvest the knowledge of medicinal herbs, gathering of greens and many other skills from our elders before those skills are lost forever.

The Taliban make good on their promise, drag Village A's elders before the local mullah who rules that the original water sharing agreement must return.

And yes we're involved, just like the elders before us, and if you look at the picture accurately, it's not by lip service, and it's certainly not with the kind of ammunition and spirit depicted on that painful New Yorker cover of Mrs. O that shows her as an angry, militant complete with afro and bullets in tow.

According to Wong [ 10], individuals in these societies do not make decisions solely on their own regarding the presence or absence of a mental illness or about seeking help from external sources; rather, they have to consider the views of different members, especially elders, before reaching a decision.

Although the approval of elders for research participation was not a concern for participants in our study, international guidelines for biomedical research recognize that, in some areas, investigators may need to consult with community leaders or elders before implementing research projects [ 30, 32].

Considering the documentary was so Whitney-focused, and given Hudson has paid homage to the elder diva before, the crowd erupted as Hudson launched into "I'm Every Woman," "How Will I Know" and "I Wanna Dance with Somebody".

The Waso ecosystem and its pastoral economy were described as follows by a local elder: Before shifta came to our land, Waso was a land of plenty (lafa quufa)…we had lots of cattle and goats…we were wealthy (nuu dureyii).

Garfield, who until the Civil War had preached widely, gave up his position as a church elder before his inauguration, writing, "I resign the highest office in the land to become President of the United States".

The Elder, before ending the letter, says that he has many other things to tell to Gaius, and plans to make a journey to see him in the near future, using almost the exact language of 2 John 12.

Yet when finally presented with the opportunity, he turned down the Adado elders twice before relenting.