Sentence examples for prior general from inspiring English sources

"Consistent with standard practice in the airline industry, Colgan did not attempt to access information on prior, general aviation check-ride failures," the company said in a statement.

John Baptist Rossi, the Carmelite prior general from Rome, went to Ávila in 1567 and approved the reform, directing Teresa to found more convents and to establish monasteries.

In 1292, at the General Chapter of Rome he was elected prior general of his Order.

At the provincial chapter of Tuscania (nowadays in Lazio, Italy) in 1285 he acted as vicar of the prior general of his Order, Clement of Osimo.

The title and explicit in the manuscript further identify the work as a quaestio disputata on the forced loans of the Venetian commune according to the determination of Gregory of Rimini, Master of Theology and prior general of the Augustinians.

But if we adopt (a), then our answer to the question of what consciousness has to do with intentionality will ultimately be given in some prior general account of content or intentionality.

Certainly there were a few enlightened individuals before the boomers who adopted the active lifestyle, but in general, prior generations did not.

Another proposal is that specific ability is in some sense prior to general ability: to have a general ability is simply to have a specific ability under a certain range of circumstances (see (Maier forthcoming) for such a proposal).

Prior to General Catalyst, Lee served as vice president and general manager of IBM's Enterprise Marketing Management Group.

The final obstacle to the politicians signing the accord was supplementary pensions, the one area where all three party chiefs were determined to avoid further cuts prior to general elections in the spring.

Box will presumably continue its prior, more general interest conference Boxworks.