Sentence examples for temporal government from inspiring English sources

I agree with the priest in TS Eliot's Murder in the Cathedral who said he saw "nothing quite conclusive in the art of temporal government".

In its primary usage, papacy denotes the office of the bishop of Rome, for whom the title of pope has been reserved in the West since the 9th century, and, hence, the system of ecclesiastical and temporal government over which he directly presides.

He announced that he would take the name Leo in memory of Leo XII, whom he had always admired for his interest in education, for his conciliatory attitude toward temporal governments, and for his desire to create links with Christians who had separated from the Roman Catholic Church.

During the decades after World War II, when Poland was controlled by the Soviet Union, the church and its leaders were not allowed to have their hands — or their voices — involved in the temporal matters of government.

This is one of the few studies to document the temporal impact of a government population health monitoring program.

As such, food sovereignty is often less amenable to the 'quicker-fix' temporal framework necessitated by government and charity-based health funding cycles.

He had entered a monastery at age 4. The news was sent to the Dalai Lama, who, while a member of a different religious order, is the temporal head of the government-in-exile and generally considered the spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism.

It may suffer from temporal inertia in particular because governments frequently resort to incremental budgeting.16.16

But the government's mandate is temporal.

ICZM emphasizes integration across sectors, levels of government, uses, stakeholders, and spatial and temporal scales.

Correspondingly, public opinion and requirements can be obtained from the spatial and temporal perspectives to enhance situation awareness and help government offer more effective assistance.