Sentence examples for signed a covenant from inspiring English sources

Together they signed a covenant that paved the way for an era of peace.

In 1637 Montrose signed a covenant promising to defend Scotland's Presbyterian religion against attempts by Charles I to impose Anglican forms of worship.

She had made sure that her employee signed a covenant promising not to compete, and the agreement made sure that the employee understood that Ms. Hunter's clients and staff belonged to Ms. Hunter and the firm.

He signed a covenant marriage law last month that allows couples to choose a marital contract that, in most cases, would require a two-year waiting period before a divorce becomes final.

The current strategy, pushed by the archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Rev. Rowan Williams, is for each regional province to sign a "covenant" of common beliefs.

As for the parents, they must sign a covenant pledging to remain involved in the school, where "D" is not considered a passing grade.

Mr. Rice said once the final survey is complete, if Mr. Horowitz agrees with the final remediation plan, then Mr. Horowitz and the E.P.A. will sign a "covenant not to sue" which will enable him to get bank loans to clean up more of the site.

As a member of the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities, JBU requires students to sign a covenant that outlines acceptable practices.

Monsanto officials specifically refused to sign a covenant stating it would not sue the growers, but the court said the website statement was sufficient and would be binding.

Other couples will sign a covenant-marriage declaration of intent which, once filed at the courthouse in the county where they live, converts ordinary marriages into a deeper commitment.In 2001, Arkansas passed the Covenant Marriage Act.

When many Scots signed a national covenant to defend their Presbyterian religion, the king decided to enforce his ecclesiastical policy with the sword.