book of orders造句

• The Book of Order used by the PCUSA reflects this change.
• DiNizo said, placing her hands on a thick book of orders.
• The prohibition was officially written into the denomination's Book of Order in 1996.
• They rejected an attempt to remove language from the church Book of Order banning gay ordinations.
• Each year the assembly must consider changes to the church's constitution, its Book of Order.
• He thinks, as I do, that the proposed change to the Book of Order will be defeated by the presbyteries.
• Back then, the commission set out to help the securities industry create a national market system through a central book of orders.
• The ordination standard was inserted into the church's Book of Order in 1997 and withstood a repeal attempt the next year.
• Chapters and sections in each part of the Book of Order are represented by decimal numbers in the form ( 0.0000 ).
• For obvious reasons : The boss asks employees to work harder to meet a growing book of orders, until more workers can be hired.
• For the first time, prohibitions against ordaining gays and lesbians have been placed in the 2.7 million-member denomination's official Book of Order.
• Two other Georgia presbyteries, Cherokee and Flint River, also have rejected the change in the Book of Order of the 2.7-million member denomination.
• The Milwaukee Presbytery already has submitted an overture urging that the " fidelity and chastity " rule be deleted from the church's Book of Order.
• A vote in favor of a ban still requires ratification by ministers and elders nationwide before it could become part of the Book of Order, the church constitution.
• The national church has had a policy opposing such ordinations since the late 1970s, but it had not been codified in the Book of Order, or constitution, until now.
• His Almanac includes some, but not all, duties that are issued in the Book of Orders; duties that are oriented around poor relief and the reinvigoration of local governments.
• That means the denomination's Book of Order still will require all church officers to live " in fidelity within the covenant of marriage . . . or chastity in singleness ."
• The measure still must be ratified by scores of ministers and elders nationwide before it can become part of the Book of Order, the constitution for the 2.6 million-member denomination.
• Such allusions to the Book of Orders are a direct confrontation of the injustices occurring in the commission of the peace, as the Book proposed to control the abuse of political power from magistrates.
• The panel proposed the change Tuesday to the denomination's Book of Order, or constitution, following its inquiry into allegations of sexual and physical abuse of missionary children in Africa that spanned decades.