This was confided to his journals; in public writings, he instructed Christians, "Take an emetic.
** This was confided to his journals; in public writings, he instructed Christians, "Take an emetic.
The management of private companies under these systems is confided to one or more managers (gérants, Geschäftsführer) who have the same powers as managing directors.
Whatever concerns the whole, should be confided to the whole — to the general government; while, whatever concerns only the State, should be left exclusively, to the State.
Dividing political authority into the legislative, executive, and judicial powers, he asserted that, in the state that most effectively promotes liberty, these three powers must be confided to different individuals or bodies, acting independently.
Given the tawdriness of the material, I kept feeling, "Get this stuff off me!" With all the "you do this" and "you think that", reading this memoir is like being confided to by a woman who spits when she talks.
This intelligence, the cable said, was confided to the US embassy by two British officials: Ben Lyons, in charge of north Africa for Downing Street, and Rob Dixon, his counterpart at the Foreign Office.
During periods when the estates was not in session, the continuous supervision of the province was confided to a group of deputed councillors, who were charged with its general administration as well as with the carrying out of the resolutions of the estates.
All the nonprofits were present, but there was already deep concern about the future of the program, as was confided to the author by one of the nonprofits at the event itself.
Since birth, Ely was confided to his grandmother and he was not put to the breast until 8 hours later, to face the bitter fact that they had to find alternative feeding, in the absence of his mother's milk.
