Sentence examples for fraternal response from inspiring English sources
Mr Putin's fraternal response to September 11th had persuaded optimists that the dream of bringing Russia closer to the West might be realised.
Land of My Fathers has been one of the great moments of this tournament, a tune written in the 19th century by James James, and in fact the first sporting anthem of them all, first sung more than a century ago as a fraternal response to the touring All Blacks' haka.
13 The first set of estimates was based on data from 951 frontline officers contacted through the International Union of Police Associations and the Fraternal Order of Police (response rate not available).
At this grave hour we raise our fervent prayers to Our Lord Jesus Christ that He, through the intercessions of his most pure Mother, should protect from confrontation the fraternal peoples of Russia and Ukraine.In response, Patriarch Kirill declared that he would indeed do everything in his power to prevent civilian deaths in "a land so dear to my heart".
-The same goals for the skills of editorial cartoonists: The Bucks County Courier Times published this cartoon last week, which provoked another angry response, this one from the Philadelphia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP).
–The same goals for the skills of editorial cartoonists: The Bucks County Courier Times published this cartoon last week, which provoked another angry response, this one from the Philadelphia Fraternal Order of Police (FOP).
A government statement said the break was a response to "bloody Israeli aggression against the fraternal Palestinian people".
The decision came on the same day as the release of a report from the Fraternal Order of Police, which investigated police action in response to Freddie Gray protests.
Ultimately, it is a window into what Schierano calls "a life within a life," a buzzing, fraternal underground zone that was partially created as a response to living in one of the loneliest cities in the world.
Ultimately, it is a window into what Schierano calls "a life within a life", a buzzing, fraternal underground zone that was part created as a response to living in one of the loneliest cities in the world.
It came the same day that Pope Francis addressed Congress and urged a response to refugees that is "always humane, just and fraternal".
