In the 10th century, the philosopher Ramanuja, who propagated the theory of Visishtadvaitam, brought many changes to worshiping practices, creating new regulations on temple worship, and accepted lower-caste Hindus as his prime disciples.
A moderately liberal disciple of Prime Minister William Pitt the Younger, he won a seat in the British House of Commons in 1784 and served there until 1797.
He was a devoted disciple of Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd, the architect of apartheid, and was determined to fight against the prospect of black rule.
As bereaved, heartbroken, and guilt-ridden followers, the disciples were prime candidates for such visionary experiences.
* Democratic Front--Closely allied with the Communists, the new opposition party is headed by former Prime Minister Adil Carcani, a loyal disciple of Hoxha who is expected to resist deep-running reforms that would violate basic tenets of orthodox communism.
And whereas many of those exiting are hardly disciples of the prime minister (Ms Hewitt and Ms Blears in particular were close to his predecessor, Tony Blair, Tom Watsonn, another minister who has quit, is.
From 1887, when he became the private secretary of Arthur James Balfour, he was a disciple of that future prime minister.
Prime Minister Jean Chretien, a friend and disciple of Mr. Trudeau's, was the first speaker during the two-hour service.
Economists have also continued their imperialist habit of delving into other fields: 2005's Freakonomics, co-authored by Becker disciple Steven Levitt, was a prime example of this — and sold millions of copies.
Entering the House of Commons in 1841, Granby and his friend George Smythe (later 7th Viscount Strangford) became disciples of the future prime minister Benjamin Disraeli, who memorialized them in his novel Coningsby (1844) as Lord Henry Sidney and Harry Coningsby, respectively.
