The term 'supreme lord' can be used in written English and is grammatically correct.
It is typically used as a title for a sovereign ruler or as an honorific title. For example, "The supreme lord of the country opened the festivities."
An un-Samkhyan element is the 26th principle: Ishvara, or the supreme lord.
Satan offers to give to Christ the riches of this world if Christ will acknowledge him as supreme lord.
Since the king was, historically, the supreme lord of those courts, administering justice in them between his subjects, he was not subject to their jurisdiction.
When Tiridates of Armenia acknowledged the Roman emperor Nero as his supreme lord, he performed a Mithraic ceremony, indicating that the god of contract and of friendship established good relations between the Armenians and the mighty Romans.
The tendency of these theories was to extol one god as the supreme lord and originator (Ishvara)—at once Purusha and Prajapati and brahman and the self of all beings.
This knowledge of the highest self or the supreme lord, however, would only require a devotional attitude of complete self-surrender and performance of one's duties in the spirit of offering to him.
Above the mass infantry armies of the early 20th century stood the officer corps, the general staffs, and at the pinnacle the supreme war lords: kaiser, emperor, tsar, and king, all of whom adopted military uniforms as their standard dress in these years.
The other fast-track former chancery judges in the right age-bracket for the supreme court are Lord Justice Lloyd, 66, and Lord Justice Patten, 62. Patten was spoken of as a potential chancellor of the chancery division before the job went to Etherton and could serve for longer than Lloyd before having to retire.
Vishishtadvaita Vedanta, for example, maintains that Brahman is personal and, indeed, the supreme person (paramatman)—creator and lord (ishvara) who leads the world's creatures to salvation.
Judges on the German constitutional court serve a fixed 12-year span; in the two-year-old British supreme court, law lords will be bounced out at age 70.
As a result of Arden's campaign, Tony Blair's lord chancellor, Lord Irvine of Lairg, the former president of the supreme court Lord Phillips, and the former lord chief justice Lord Woolf lost their honorary status.
