Sentence examples for without a council from inspiring English sources

Without a council he stopped many ecclesiastical abuses in Rome, disciplined vagrant clergy, and introduced firmer asceticism in the papal court, but his approach was harsh and severe.

Although his majority is a wafer-thin 568 votes, the Tories have yet to select a candidate for the seat and know they will find it hard to regain from the energetic frontbencher - particularly without a council base.

At 16, a teenager with mental health problems is dumped in an adult unit, or a care leaver is stranded without support in a council flat.

Since we've had two scenes without a war council, how about a war council?

Soaps are like printed newspapers or the British monarchy – the only question is when they will do the equivalent of stopping the presses or making the last royal hanger-on live without taxpayer subsidy in a council flat.

New ideals have emerged: of permanent brick and tin-roof housing, land cruisers, television sets, secondary and university education for your children and property boundaries without the interference of a council of elders.

The US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003 went ahead without a security council resolution.

More problematic is the refusal to support action against Isis in Syria without a security council resolution, a condition that Labour imposed on Wednesday.

Eastern Orthodoxy interprets the primacy of Peter and therefore that of the pope similarly, denying the right of the pope to speak and act for the entire church by himself, without a church council and without his episcopal colleagues.

Newman also considered that an infallible teaching office lay in the origins and logic of a developmental Christianity indeed with a Roman focus, although he questioned the "opportunity" of its dogmatization in 1869 70, which in substance attributed that function to the pope without a general council.

According to the lawsuit, Glendale also violated its own city code by installing the statue without a  city council vote on the language etched onto a plaque that is on the ground next to the monument and tells the history of comfort women.