Word from the calypso association secretary may have branded Francis with a not too commendatory title. |
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He makes commendatory remarks concerning the President and the working relationship between the two men. |
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Not all statements are contractual in nature as some may be mere representations or commendatory puffs which, if true, lack any legal value. |
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So, I'm very commendatory of the President and his strong support. |
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Subiaco preserves its medieval form and owes many of its buildings to Pope Pius VI, who as cardinal was commendatory abbot of the monastery. |
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In 1954, he received a commendatory letter from Philadelphia commissioner Thomas J Gibbons for saving a man's life. |
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The two Committees are commendatory parts of the European Union, so they should be clearly named within the framework of close cooperation. |
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The despatches from the Colonial Office were usually commendatory of Douglas's policy. |
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Would such a person not be, with regard to them a new sort of commendatory abbot? |
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Due to the different phylogenic status between human and mouse, additional studies on human are commendatory. |
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The mother of an eight-year-old girl was talking to her the other day about her schoolmates, and happened to make a commendatory reference to a small boy in the group. |
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In the eighteenth century, religious vocations become scarcer and commendatory Abbots requiring more and more revenue and profits, the number of monasteries in general declined. |
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With the appointment of commendatory begins the agony of the monastery: from 1381 to 1622 the monks were governed by priors, while the commendatory abbots enjoyed the revenues, always far from the monastery. |
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The first three books of The Faerie Queene were duly published in 1590, together with a dedication to her and commendatory sonnets to notables of the court. |
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