Mr Byrne said: "Every crime takes place in a street, a home, it's wedded in a business, it's wedded in a community.
They seem like intelligent men and women wedded, in a zealous fashion, to words as ultimate authority, or rather to the Word, as John's Gospel mysteriously has it.
Donna J. McCalla, a spokeswoman for Hebron Dollars and Sense, a group that has argued for more fiscal restraint, said even though the budget passed it reflected the polarization of the towns that are now wedded in a regional school district.
After she eventually agreed to his repeated requests for marriage, the two were wedded in an early 1939 ceremony held at Caxton Hall, before their wedding reception took place at Shelley House.
In the meantime, Dandong and Sinuiju remain wedded in an increasingly cold embrace.
She currently cares for one 15-year-old Syrian girl who desperately wants to be with her 25-year-old husband, whom she wedded in an arranged marriage, and told me other girls have even run away to be with their spouses.
The first international film based on a story about British Bangladeshis was Brick Lane (2007), based on the novel by author Monica Ali, her book is about a woman who moves to London from rural Bangladesh, with her husband, wedded in an arranged marriage.
Since 1995, when the SBC held its conference on racial reconciliation in Dallas and generously donated $750,000 to rebuild Southern black churches that had been burned recently, the once-nonexistent relationship between the SBC and black churches has been wedded in an unholy matrimony.
The speeches made clear that despite surviving two assassination attempts last month, General Musharraf remained wedded in principle to a moderate, tolerant Islam and to keeping Pakistan in the international community's good graces.
For the first time since the pound fell out of the European Exchange Rate Mechanism in 1992, the Liberal Democrats will be facing a Tory leader who is not wedded in the public mind to failed and unpopular policies.
The Vedic schools (Mīmāṃsā, Vedānta, Nyāya, Vaiśeṣika, Sāṃkhya, Yoga) do distinguish knowledge as result and knowledge-producing process but also see the concepts as wedded in that, as indicated, no genuine knowledge source ever produces a false belief.
