Sentence examples similar to ordaining conclusions from inspiring English sources
With two-thirds of the final season already shown last summer and fall, some of the show's conclusions already feel ordained.
The Office of Professional Responsibility, however, suggested in its report that the legal conclusions were in effect pre-ordained.
The Pontifical Biblical Commission conceded over thirty years ago that there is no valid scriptural reason not to ordain women, but the Vatican silenced its conclusions.
In De prima philosophia, Vives writes: "human inquiry comes to conjectural conclusions, for we do not deserve certain knowledge (scientia), stained by sin as we are and hence burdened with the great weight of the body; nor do we need it, for we see that man is ordained lord and master of everything in the sublunary world" (III, 188).
The responses are diverse -- from hesitation to draw conclusions about what Francis meant, to requests for the church to go even further by allowing for women to be ordained as priests. .
As had been the case with his brother, his parents had already mapped out his future; like his brother Jan was destined for a future in the Dutch Reformed Church, to be ordained as a predikant at the conclusion of his studies.
