renouncement

The first was the renouncement and spitting on the cross during initiation into the Order.

Due to his renouncement, he never ruled over the tiny principality.

He lived in renouncement, praying, working and doing penitence.

Anti-art can involve the renouncement of making art entirely.

At Tule Lake, he had observed many of the renouncement hearings.

A public renouncement of core elements of a religious doctrine under the same circumstances, on the other hand, would have put one far greater danger.

Teams entering the draw following a renouncement were seeded according to the Club Ranking.

Is it not a distinct renouncement of the agricultural interest, and a setting up of the manufacturing interest instead?

The ecclesia officially accepted Philip's harsh terms, including the renouncement of their claim to Amphipolis.

- the subsequent phases of the succession process (death pending, opening, acceptation/renouncement, division), an consequently, 6.

Sister Marie's testimony was a near copy of Sister Madeleine's renouncement two years earlier.

By his gentleness he brought back the Apollinarians to the church without rigidly insisting on their formal renouncement of their errors.

Prideless:- Not have any sort of pride of renouncement, penance, knowledge, efficiency religious austerity, devotion, etc.

'The luxuries of the old country,' said Mr. Micawber, with an intense satisfaction in their renouncement, 'we abandon.

From 1935 Gestapo officers offered members a document to sign indicating renouncement of their faith, submission to state authority, and support of the German military.

- acceptation/renouncement, benefit of inventory, the merge/split of the inheritance with the heir's own patrimony; 7.

After Stalin's death and the subsequent renouncement of his policies by the Communist Party, Pokrovsky's work regained some influence.

Despite Picard's renouncement of folklore and ghost stories, the battle bridge took on the hazy elemental aura of a seance.

Only a few months after "the Renouncement," Evita underwent a secret radical hysterectomy in an attempt to eradicate her advanced cervical cancer.

The list is arranged chronologically by the date of appointment of the cardinal to the external episcopal see and his renouncement of the cardinalate.

He remained there until he signed a "statement of renouncement" of the Communist Party, a very humiliating act for a communist at the time.

This would further fuel Matahachi's inferiority complex, since he was coerced by Okō into writing a letter of renouncement to Otsu.

In the latter case, in extraordinary conditions, the court may apply the extraordinary mitigation of punishment or even the renouncement of inflicting a punishment.

He finally succeeded Aicard around 1098, when Urban II overturned the renouncement he had made under duress from the citizens of Arles in 1080.

Arafat also affirmed the PLO's position, that Israel has the right to exist in peace and security and the absolute renouncement of all forms of terrorism.