Sentence examples for lay control of from inspiring English sources
Trusteeism, in Roman Catholicism, a controversy concerning lay control of parish administration in the late 18th and 19th centuries in the United States.
Alexander and Hildebrand continued papal support for the pataria in Milan; as noted, the reformers demanded an end to marriage of the clergy, to the buying of church offices, and to lay control of appointments to church offices.
After this no further discord is mentioned until 816, when Wulfred presided over a council which attacked lay control of religious houses.
Although the exact nature of his business with the pope is unknown, it was likely connected with the issue that arose between the archbishop and Coenwulf over lay control of monasteries.
Bede also makes it clear that the church in Aldfrith's day was less subject to lay control of monasteries, a practice he dated from the time of Aldfrith's death.
Once thought sacrosanct, the principle of local lay control has come under growing attack.
Increasingly, value lies in control of content as upstart services such as Netflix Inc. and Amazon.com Inc. pay big bucks to license TV shows.
Its importance lay in its control of the sea route between east and west through its ports of Matalon and Leben.
A federal judge has rejected charges that Milberg Weiss Bershad Hynes & Lerach, the nation's most prominent law firm representing plaintiffs in securities class-action cases, made misrepresentations to lay claim to control of litigation against Oxford Health Plans Inc.
C1 Victory for Law Firm A judge has rejected accusations that Milberg Weiss Bershad Hynes & Lerach, a law firm that represents plaintiffs in securities class action cases, made misrepresentations to lay claim to control of litigation against Oxford Health Plans Inc. C5 Optimism Returns to Markets Stocks jumped, with the technology-heavy Nasdaq composite index hitting its highest close in a week.
These factors lay beyond the control of port authorities and can indirectly affect the performance of each port.
