Mr Johnson wrote: "In every subsequent treaty revision they have consecrated this right to national self-determination; and no one makes a fuss.
For a moment she considers taking her thoughts to the confessional, since, for all their blamelessness, they seem to have consecrated the simple objects she and Florian were surrounded by when they met in the local grocery store: "She wondered if they would ever be the same again, if what she'd bought herself would be, the Brown & Polson's cornflour, Rinso.
Executives from EA and the software colossus descended on the sleepy town, inaugurating what the firms have consecrated the "Maddenoliday".
He pointed out that Bilczewski had consecrated the bishop who consecrated the bishop who consecrated John Paul as a bishop.
That she is a she mightily compounds the insult, as most American Episcopalians are pointedly proud to have consecrated the first woman archbishop in Christian history.
Dedicatory rituals involving human sacrifice appear to have been performed by the Inca on mountaintop shrines because the burial of victims at these locations would have consecrated the summit ([ 37]: 473) and such actions would place the massif's "natural sacredness" under the domain of the imperial cult [ 17].
The brave men, living and dead, who struggled here, have consecrated it... that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom -- and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth.
His minder asks him to describe the outside of the house he has "consecrated".
(AP) BLOOMFIELD: LATINO EPISCOPAL BISHOP INSTALLED The Episcopal Diocese of Connecticut has consecrated its first Latino bishop.
"Strangely, Argentina has consecrated tango and literature, which are a great mixture of cultural influences, but not the third manifestation of this mixing, which is architecture".
"It is clear that those who have consecrated Gene Robinson have acted in good faith on their understanding of what the constitution of the American church permits.
