Sentence examples for intercession in from inspiring English sources

But eventually their intercession in Andhra Pradesh ended badly.

Prior to Sternberg's intercession in 1989, relations between the Roman Catholic Church and the Jewish people had deteriorated.

Monuments of the past, such as the 17th-century Church of the Intercession in the Medvedkovo district of Moscow, survive in the sea of new buildings.

A major American intervention would give them pause; a reluctant intercession in Syria by a hesitant America would only enhance their resolve.

Her role in redemption was extended to her intercession in heaven and to the application of Christ's merits to individual persons.

Sometimes they come to thank God after asking Bishop Romero's intercession in everything from health, work or some difficulty they have.

The decisions will be the latest in a series of judicial intercessions in the elections held under the military-led government.

For brevity, we refer to three- and four-year models, but it is critical to note that the actual differences in contact hours between these types of curricula are measured in weeks or months because of the elimination of summers off and the shortening of vacations and intercessions in typical three-year curricula.

Mr. Ornstein and others, including aides to Dr. Frist, say one reason the current situation is so unusual is that Senate leaders are hardly ever in races tight enough to merit such intercession; only in rare cases do floor managers in the Senate or House run into trouble at home.

The survey presented that approach by asking parents if they would like a "year-round" style calendar that allowed for four-week intercession classes in both the winter and summer.

Thus, RANKL inhibition represents a discrete intercession point in the biological link between bone resorption by OCs and bone formation by OBs.