Sentence examples for unconditional opening from inspiring English sources
Hamas officials still demand a complete and unconditional opening of all access points into the territory, and say the most they will offer Israel is a limited hudna, or truce.
He called it Dominus Iesus, and it was a triumphalist document — not, in any event, an "unconditional opening" of the gates of the Vatican, let alone the gates of Heaven.
For John Paul, it was an irresistible, ur-ecumenical occasion, with everyone praying together in what was described by a spokesman for Sant'Egidio as "an unconditional opening to the religion of the other".
(It said that the situation for non-Catholics was "gravely deficient"). He called it Dominus Iesus, and it was a triumphalist document not, in any event, an "unconditional opening" of the gates of the Vatican, let alone the gates of Heaven.
Indeed, it looks as though the unconditional opening is not possible.
Unanimously it backed the opening of unconditional discussions with the Taliban.
The Egyptian-brokered plan calls for a ceasefire to begin within 12 hours of "unconditional acceptance" by the sides, followed by the opening of Gaza's border crossings and talks in Cairo within two days.
Resting his gaze on January in the back row, Baliso said of an opening Xhosa hymn: "It explains the immeasurable, unconditional love of God.
Moores also offered unconditional support for Cook's ability to open successfully at the World Cup on the same pitches that saw England's opening pair, Cook and Ian Bell, average at least 10 runs fewer per hundred balls than Australia's Aaron Finch and David Warner.
FOUR days before the East Village church's opening, Sara Frazier, 23, led its youth group in a lesson about God's unconditional love.
