Sentence examples for its cardinal from inspiring English sources

It also sees Snapchat break one of its cardinal rules.

Its cardinal rule was non-interference with nature, and it came to be known as "natural regulation".

The site of each new compound within the royal city was selected less for its cardinal direction than for the extent to which it was located on higher ground than the compound that predated it.

It is at once its strength and its fatal weakness, its cardinal virtue and its foul disgrace.

One of these responses seems to be the activation of endogenous endonucleases, enzymes in the cell nucleus that "suicidally" disrupt its cardinal functions.

On Jan . 1 Mr. Li sent out a message on the Web site of the group suggesting that its cardinal principle of "forbearance" might not always be appropriate.

The result means that a republic once dominated by the Catholic church ignored the instructions of its cardinals and bishops.

Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan spent the final morning before his departure to Rome to help select the next pope presiding over an intimate service with his clergy and staff in Manhattan on Tuesday, asking them for their prayers and telling them that he hoped the papal conclave would be an occasion of repentance for the church, its cardinals and its faithful.

Its cardinals are not known for their circumspection on matters of public policy - certainly not when it comes to abortion, gays, or contraception.

Unofficially, he is United Russia's chief ideologist, its Karl Rove, its Grey Cardinal.

Frustrated by the disputes with his editors, Mr. Cipriano gave a long article critical of the Philadelphia archdiocese and its leader, Cardinal Anthony J. Bevilacqua, to The National Catholic Reporter, which published it in June 1998.