Sentence examples for of its lay from inspiring English sources

However long this interest may continue, it is clear that the well-being of monasticism both financial and demographic lies in large measure in the hands of its lay supporters.

The money is supposed to be paid by Boston's 360 parishes into a central trust fund and then returned by the archdiocese to help individual churches pay for the pension benefits and health insurance of its lay employees and the insurance costs for its buildings, Father Coyne said.

The repeal of such acts and the ever-increasing male franchise in the 19th century ended the Anglican monopoly of the Commons and the Church of England was faced with the prospect of its "lay synod" containing non-Anglicans, some of whom – can't imagine why given the centuries of exclusion and nastiness heaped upon them from the Church of England – were rather hostile to the established church.

Fact-checking website PolitiFact is out with the latest edition of its "Lie of the Year".

The regime has been weakened by the flagrance of its lie, now only sustainable through force.

"The propaganda of the regime and all of its lies are the first losers of this referendum," he said.

We completely characterize such Lie generators and establish the canonical exponential formula for the original semigroup in terms of powers of resolvents of its Lie generator.

It has an advantage of producing immediate bijections between the representations of a formal group, of its Lie algebra and of the universal enveloping algebra of the latter.

As the enormity of the effects of its lies becomes more evident, Exxon Mobil is positioned to supplant Big Tobacco as global Public Enemy No. 1.

The whole idea of it lies in its restricted range.

Part of its appeal lay in its contribution to peacetime military pageantry.