Sentence examples for means assembly from inspiring English sources

In most Scandinavian languages "ting" or "thing" means assembly, as in the the names of the parliaments of Denmark, Norway and Iceland.

A. The word "synagogue" actually means "assembly," not necessarily a building.

The Gram Panchayat — Panchayat means "Assembly of Five"—includes a leader (sarpanch) and his deputy.

One widely-accepted theory claims that the name "Kalimpong" means "Assembly (or Stockade) of the King's Ministers" in Tibetan, derived from kalon ("King's ministers") and pong ("stockade").

Chances of it happening: 2 out of 10 - lack of mainstream political support means assemblies remain so 2004.

The Greek term that is translated in the New Testament as "church" (ekklēsia) simply means "assembly --and massembly --andle besides the followers of Jesus used the term to describe different groups coming together, in assembly --andlaces, for manyings.

The Greek secular word ekklēsia, the term used for the church, means an assembly of people coming together for a meeting.

"It means the assembly was wrong, it means the wrong tools were used, it means they were careless in drilling the holes, and maybe the drill was dull," said John J. Goglia, an aircraft maintenance expert who is a former member of the safety board.

It means future assembly governments could not make a big reduction to Wales' 22 councils without further legislation.

If the court rules in his favour, it means the assembly would have to vote again on an amended bill removing these sections.

Briefly, an "active process" means an assembly of nano-sized crystals of biological apatite into bones due to an activity of the suitable cells (e.g., osteoblasts), i.e., within a matrix vesicle.