Manuel made a truce with the sultan in 1146 to make certain that the Crusade would not cause the sultan to attack Byzantine lands in Asia.
In his statement, Mr. Blumenthal, a popular Democrat who is considered a strong contender for governor in 2006 if he chooses to run, used language suggesting that his defense against the suit would not be a personal crusade against gay rights.
"I promised millions of Americans when I ran for president of the United States that I would not give up on this crusade of reform," Mr. McCain said, "the gateway to which is campaign finance reform".
The Muslim conquest of the city solidified the Arab control over Palestine, control which would not again be threatened until the First Crusade in the late 11th century.
When in 1149 Louis returned from the Crusade, many believed that Suger would not return the crown, but they were proved wrong.
MADRID - In May 2010, a month after his indictment, Judge Baltasar Garzón told me that, whatever the final verdict, his crusade for greater international justice would not be undone.
A shrewd politician he would not have chosen this time to announce his crusade if he had thought that it would put him at disadvantage in the coming campaign.
Although he had histories of the Crusades by Louis Maimbourg (1682) and Voltaire (1756) in his well-stocked library, Jefferson would not have been inspired by these works, because of their negative attitude toward the Crusades.
In this case, for example, if Dastar had simply "copied [the television series] as Crusade in Europe and sold it as Crusade in Europe," without changing the title or packaging (including the original credits to Fox), it is hard to have confidence in respondents' assurance that they "would not be here on a Lanham Act cause of action," Tr. of Oral Arg.
He called for a "crusade to widen prosperity more equally," which he said would not only "ease hardship, it will build out national wealth and health".
