Sentence examples for new entail from inspiring English sources

Edward was killed at the Battle of Faughart, near Dundalk on 14 October 1318 resulting in a hastily arranged Parliament in December to enact a new entail naming Marjorie's son, Robert, as heir should the king die without a successor.

The strategy in 1997 that required the party to make itself "New" entailed putting out a mixed message.

The move from the old religion to the new entailed some elements of continuity as well as break with the past, though the artistic heritage of paganism was literally broken by Christian zeal.

Senior Democrats in Congress told me that they had concerns about the possibility that their understanding of what the new operations entail differs from the White House's.

What does this new deal entail?

So what exactly does the new suite entail?

It's unclear what those new developments entail, and participants are required to accept the company's Usability Non-Disclosure Agreement.

Perhaps he thought that his new citizenship entailed responding to the importunities from unknown American adolescents.

Their new strategy entailed hiring a P.R. firm to stir up public outrage before the trial.

A new restaurant entails stress: Which of these main courses looks like the best one?

As with Canada's law, the recommended new code entails exemptions for non-commercial uses and user-generated content.