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I hope that this unfortunate little circumstance will not deprived me of my parochial office?

He had a pretty low-wage job. He was supporting his wife and a child, and the child was going to parochial school.

"It's fairly dramatic -- he's trying to change the face of global philanthropy, but it started in a fairly parochial way. "

In the absence of a clear-cut direction, each agency developed its own options geared to its own more or less parochial concerns.

A snowstorm like this is bad enough to make people parochial and aggrieved, but not disastrous enough to make them generous and heroic.

Arbour warned delegates to the U. N. Human Rights Council against pursuing narrow parochial political agendas .

The coming week also offers investors a more parochial but nonetheless potentially significant event -- Britain's spending review.

The focus on the welfare of their own people may strike western minds as parochial but it has very deep roots in Chinese culture.

If it's a private or parochial school, some schools follow IDEA completely, others don't.

An EU without Britain would be more parochial and less liberal. An EU without the euro might not exist at all.

And the nation state, though he was well aware of its parochial and xenophobic limitations, seemed to be liberty's best incubator.

A second signal may seem a bit parochial to international readers.

Pick up a decade old copy of this paper and explanations of why markets moved seem parochial.

"What Manchester thinks today the world will think tomorrow, " is not an outdated belief. The old parochial outlook has become a world view.

Licensing requirements also differ for preschool, parochial, and vocational teachers.

The discovery that relativism is true can help each of us individually by revealing that our values are mutable and parochial.

But the consolidation plan might also face resistance from local governments seeking to protect their parochial interests.

So personal, so subtle, so minute is everyone's parochial intelligence of their own computer's ecology, that any disturbance is alarming.

When this is done, the context of the alias should be noted which allows local or parochial usages to be tracked.

Our parochial narrowness and cultural hubris are a dangerous combination.

Now that he's the owner of the Charlotte Bobcats, Jordan's got other, more parochial, concerns.

Don't be so parochial. Consider our opinions please.

Many other rules that are designed to make finance safer also risk making it more parochial.

The paper he inherited was parochial and conservative, reflecting the city it served.

The foursome settled on Saint Vincent-Saint Mary High School, a parochial school in downtown Akron.

By comparison, most Italian companies remain private and parochial.

To non- Bostonian Americans , the Brathmins have seemed both snobbish and parochial, too pleased with themselves .

The parochial nationalism had a fairly great discourse right in the press from the Revolution of 1898 to the May 4th Period.

I fear that even the Daily will be too parochial, showing only news and content produced by its staff.

Now actually, that's just another parochial misconception.

a parochial school maintained by the Catholic Church.

Many home schoolers are located in areas with no viable private or parochial school alternatives.

The city has many private, parochial, and business schools.

That view is too parochial. Colonel Qaddafi is the Arab world's most violent despot.

From age eight to eleven, I attended a small parochial school in Bath, England.

Officials tend to tilt toward secrecy from a parochial view of their responsibilities.

Official tend to tilt toward secrecy from a parochial view of their responsibility.

And, at the risk of sounding parochial, adopt a capital regime similar to the Canadian system.

And the Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld the use of vouchers in parochial schools in Milwaukee.

Locals there are understandably parochial.

"My view is that I shouldn't be drawing the definition of UK growth in a narrow, parochial fashion, " he says.

This is one kind is similar to the parochial arrogance ignorant under absurd illusion.

Isn't this a parochial issue for professional biologists, with nothing cosmic turning on it?

He is rather too parochial in his outlook.

The largest group of religious, "parochial" , schools in America is run by the Roman Catholic Church.

And some Isle of Wight voters can sound pretty parochial.

Wearing Jordan's number 23, LeBron, now 6-3, contributed 15 points in a blowout over parochial rival Cuyahoga Falls.

The evidence suggests that not only is it nonrandom and parochial, but it is difficult to come by at all.

There are some parochial reasons for this melancholy trend.

IFCJ; International Federation of Catholic Parochial Youth Communities;

Makeup of Experiment Teaching Quality System for Parochial University

Social Function and Effect of Parochial Hospital: Take Soochow Hospital as Example

Ten years on China has managed to make Hong Kong's political demands seem an almost parochial concern.

if you don ' t receive a invitation go to the parochial purser

Study on the development of parochial science and technology