1. For him the Church's decision to allow the ordination of women had been the last straw.

2. Ordination doesn't make you a saint.

3. Gave it up for ordination training at Salisbury.

4. He wondered whether, before ordination, he should stay at Cambridge a little longer to do more advanced work.

5. The ceremonies for the ordination of priests or the consecration of altars took seven days.

6. He had terrifyingly conservative views on the ordination of women.

7. That episcopal ordination made one a member of the episcopal college was accepted in principle by the second session.

8. His early posts after ordination ran through his head like the pages of a well-thumbed Bible.

9. The Celtic Church, for example, had its own ordination rite for priests, and this differed markedly from Rome's.

10. The ordination of women would certainly alleviate shortages of staff.

11. After Ordination Colleges and courses can offer relatively limited training for the ordained ministry.

12. In 1605, five years after ordination, he borrowed a horse, sold it and disappeared for two years.

13. The ordination of women and treatment of homosexual clergy - both sensitive issues - may well cause rifts.

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14. A decision on the ordination of women priests will be taken by the General Synod in November.

15. Bernard Woods at the conclusion of the concelebrated Mass to mark the silver jubilee of his ordination.

16. The man showed his gratitude by recommending him to the Bishop for ordination.

17. In October he passed the first part of the examination for ordination, and afterwards could not understand how he passed.

18. The Diocese of Chester could have as many as 27 women priests within two years if ordination of women gets the go-ahead.

19. However, soon after graduating at Oxford, Hunt had achieved a long-held aspiration upon his ordination at Winchester in 1878.

20. Bishop John Oliver is a leading member of the campaign for women's ordination.

21. People tend to become emotional when the subject of the ordination of women is raised.

22. Some Presbyterian conservatives blame the losses on indecision over homosexual ordination.

23. Men as well as women are now realizing that the issue of the ordination of women to the priesthood is a gospel issue.

24. The following Sundays, for example Trinity Sunday, are the days specially fixed for the ordination of the clergy.

25. This was the moment he had been waiting for since his ordination.

26. The Church of England finally agreed to accept the ordination of women priests.

27. It has been greatly influenced by the tangled confusion into which the Anglican Communion has stumbled over the ordination of women.

28. It is often suggested that the issue of the ordination of women is a major obstacle to progress.

29. Here is the central issue in the debate over the ordination of women.

30. There were no official mediators, licensed by an ecclesiastical hierarchy or set apart by apostolic ordination.

31. Theological arguments can justify and indeed increasingly require the ordination of women to the priesthood.

32. After his ordination in 1953, he spent three years as assistant priest at the Immaculate Conception Church, Glasgow.

33. Though Presbyterians tutored him, he chose the Episcopal way and in 1762 went to London for ordination.

34. The vote, which excludes ordination of women as bishops, needed only a simple majority.

35. The sacrament or rite of ordination.

36. the ordination of women priests.

37. Ability to maintain good co - ordination while serving orders quickly.

38. There has been little co - ordination or communication between Tibetan and Uighur groups.

39. Co - ordination and mutual help between factories has become the order of the day.

40. Site planning, co - ordination, supervision and inspection of electrical works.

41. This seems to be co - ordination of EU member states as a footnote.

42. Some degree of divergence is inevitable, but more co - ordination is needed.

43. You shall take the ram of ordination and boil its flesh in a holy place.

44. The statistical methods of classification and ordination allow community boundaries to be superimposed on this continuum.

45. This fitness equipment makes improvements in co - ordination and balance and connective tissue.

46. CCA ordination well visually demonstrated the EPT community distribution and its relationship to the environmental factors.

47. This article discusses the construction of computer room in terms of the principles(/ordination.html), elements and co - ordination.

48. Crucially, it also militates against effective international co - ordination.

49. The surface vigorous and the actual results unapparent of citizen policy participation in China are due to lack of proper co- ordination of the power system.

50. Students of divinity are typically preparing for ordination in some form of Christian ministry, such as pastor, seminary professor, or denominational administrator.

51. Co - ordination of and Connection Between the Legal and Illegal Struggle.

52. To ensure constant co - ordination and continuous monitoring of the project, milestones are agreed.

53. Co - ordination and management of rehabilitation program for injured workers.

54. The ecological relationships of weeds in early rice fields in this area were also analyzed by the minimal tree method of cluster analysis and polar ordination.

55. And in a display of contemporary co - ordination, there were parachute drops , aerial aerobatics and folk dancing.

56. The ferule is used for conversion , tonsure, ordination and parlance.

57. The catalyst systems used in Fushun PE process is based on Ziegler Natta co - ordination type catalysts.

58. Strong competency of organized, management and good communication and co - ordination skill.

59. We weren't sure whether there was a hyphen in the word co - ordination.

60. There are other reasons for pessimism about quickly achieving effective global co - ordination.

61. Keywords: Sovereign Debt Restructuring; Co - ordination Failure; Moral Hazard.

62. He was given the name Pio when he joined the Order of Friars Minor Capuchin, and was popularly known as Padre Pio after his ordination to the priesthood.

63. The transfer of the entire force should be a coherent co - ordination process.

64. Unwinding the policies of the crisis will involve complex challenges of timing co - ordination and credibility.

65. There is also little sign of co - ordination among different disaffected groups.

66. Better communications also favour information - sharing and co - ordination between agencies.

67. Evidence for the Gallican rites of ordination and some other matters is derived from this book.

68. This is what co - ordination and link among these four forces mean.

69. His ordination gives him the right to conduct a marriage or a funeral.

70. Have strong management capabilities(), good communication and co - ordination and decision - making capacity.

71. The agreement, or covenant, was drawn up after the ordination of an openly gay bishop in the United States threatened the Anglican Communion with disintegration.

72. Strong competency of management and good communication and co - ordination skill.