Sentence examples for ordained with from inspiring English sources

In Dublin, "permanent deacons" (many of them married) have been ordained, with the authority to perform most rites except the Eucharist.

We should ask of our most intellectually searching musicians that they search in more than one place, that they explore the outer limits of the repertoire rather than works already ordained with masterpiece status.

It is irrelevant whether the Operations Plan is content-neutral because the officers enforcing it are ordained with broad discretion to determine, based on listener reaction, that a particular expressive activity is creating a public danger.

This is what large majorities in both houses of Congress have ordained with significant support from Democrats as well as lock step backing from Republicans.

The position of the officer and the juxtaposition of the people and the police is that these police are ordained with this greater authority over everyone around them.

Even at the ancient ruins of Baalbeck and Aanjar - themselves ordained with World Heritage status - one can walk with impunity over stones laid hundreds of years ago.

Educated at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, and ordained, he, with Robert Harrison, gathered a Separatist Church at Norwich in 1580.

Despite this difference, Wesley sent the presbyters he ordained along with Thomas Coke as superintendent to help Asbury in 1784.

This is the essay's greatest virtue for its original audience: it ordained them with an authority to speak what had been reserved for only the powerful, and bowed to no greater human laws, social customs or dictates from the pulpit.

Three Catholic bishops were ordained in 2011, "with the approval of both the Vatican and the official Chinese Catholic church".

The boy, the 17th Karmapa Lama, was ordained in 1992 with the approval of the Beijing authorities and the Dalai Lama.