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He was surrounded by a fairly well educated extended family, including quite a few clergymen and some eccentrics as well.

Syn, however, did not forget his roots, naming his flagship after a word used by the Sacred Way's clergymen when addressing laypeople.

The fathers were scientists, college professors, artists, clergymen, business executives, psychologists, psychiatrists.

Holding professional qualifications, including academics, lawyers, engineers, doctors, and clergymen regardless of their leisure or wealth.

His father was a Presbyterian minister who had descended from a long line of clergymen, educators, and medical practitioners.

The staff was to include sociologists , lawyers, police officers, clergymen and probation officers.

He recalled, in almost parable form, what he learned from one of the clergymen who conducted services on Robben Island every Sunday.

POPs come in ten flavors: Officers, Aristocrats , Capitalists, Clergymen, Clerks, Craftsmen, Farmers, Laborers, Soldiers, and Slaves.

Though censured by lawyers, clergymen and the American Medical Association, Dr Kevorkian proved difficult to stop.

Even clergymen visiting the area had to be accompanied by plainclothes policemen.

Islamic bodies in prefectures and prefectural-level cities have opened Islamic classes to train clergymen in accordance with actual needs.

For those who have been baptized or ordained by such persons cannot possibly be either faithful Christians or clergymen.

Maria and Elizabeth, the two oldest girls, were sent to the Cowan Bridge school for the daughters of poor clergymen.

Let the rest of clergymen be treated likewise, and all those who abet him.

They are supported by a further six states, two power companies, a ski resort, and assorted clergymen, Indian tribes and others.

Besides, he shifted the trial of clergymen charged with criminal offenses from the Bishop's court to the King's court.

For most of the people, excluding all the clergymen of course, a life without sex and tenderness is unimaginable.

Trained physicians were very scarce, and clergymen and politicians often served as medical diagnosticians.

Her father, brother, and husband all were well-known, learned Protestant clergymen and reformers.

The clergymen of the Christian Church were often rabbled in the civil war.

It is understood that the Bishop and Presbyters shall distribute a fair share to the Deacons and other Clergymen.

Africa's Anglican clergymen get little education in sexuality.

He named his flagship Fi, after the High Galactic word for "son" used by Sacred Way clergymen.

CANON II: A Presbyter must be ordained by a single Bishop, and so must a Deacon and other Clergymen.

There were no clergymen at the funeral.

Clergymen are not expected to preach sermons for several hours every day, but the analogous effort is demanded of teachers.

A Brief Developmental History of the System of Clergymen with the US Land Force (Continuation)

the greater number of missionaries or clergymen a nation maintains, the less it has to expend on other things;

A Developmental History of the System of Clergymen With the US Ground Force

In the colonial colleges, clergymen, government officials and other professionals were Puritans' educational goals;

High Council of Religious Scholars and Clergymen

The Society of Combatant Clergymen in Tehran