| The sisters, you remember, were there weeping sadly over their brother's decease. |
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| People have told me how they suffered the decease of their loved ones, and I've empathized deeply. |
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| He became a Benedictine monk in Bruges after the decease of his Belgian wife. |
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| About a month before her decease, the witness had a conversation with the deceased in his bedroom. |
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| Then we have, as a working hypothesis, one natural death deliberately inflicted and one unnatural decease. |
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| The goal of the rubber bullet is to inflict the right amount of pain to cause the threat to decease charging, or to disperse a crowd. |
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| Favourable or preferential treatment of nephews suggests that inheritance does not have to wait until the decease of the putative benefactor. |
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| The decease in the unemployment figures did little to increase the government's popularity. |
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| After the artist's decease, his publisher Akiyama Buemon printed posthumous editions of Tsuki Hyakushi as album sets from the original blocks. |
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| Upon hearing of their decease, I was worried that I would never hear their type of unique song craft again. |
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| The next day, in the afternoon, the leftover food is taken to the cemetery, where on the tombs of the decease a feast is prepared. |
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| The Mayor proceeds with the following recognition: Mr. Isidore Boucher following his decease. |
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| Upon the monarch's death the chambers meet without convocation, ten days after the decease at the latest. |
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| Shortterm disability benefits may be paid for a maximum of 26 weeks and end when you recover, retire, decease, or leave Bombardier. |
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| The capital's burgeoning population, upon their decease, were filling up its small churchyards, burial grounds and vaults. |
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| One of the most important festivals of all is Vesak at the full moon in May when the birth, enlightenment and decease of the Buddha are remembered. |
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| By 2001 the demand for new housing had begun to decease as most people had moved off the Base. |
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| Dr. Edgar Oehler has headed the operating business of Hartchrom AG Steinach since 1996, after the decease of Theo Keel. |
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| This might also avoid being trapped in the situation where indictees decease before they are eventually sentenced. |
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| They can project themselves mentally into the future and anticipate their own decease. |
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| As one of the first physicist to visit Einstein and respond to the theory of special relativity, their dialogues lasted until Einstein's decease. |
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| On the contrary, one of the main reasons for dreading the decease of the old Emperor was anxiety as to what might happen when the reins of power fell into the hands of his successor. |
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| These subsidiary forms include, for example, stories about the recitation of the Buddhist canon soon after Shakyamuni's decease, details of his previous lives, and descriptions of the six spheres of rebirth. |
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| Although the cult of the stupa is attested archaeologically only from the 3rd century bce onward, the canonical tradition links this cult to the great events associated with Shakyamuni's decease. |
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| Would you also like to protect your family in the event of your decease? |
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| However, the Customer is free to cancel the Contract at any time without either compensation or notice, if the Customer moves house to a location outside the areas served by VOO or in the event of the Customer's decease. |
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| On the other hand, the EDPS wonders whether the reasons for keeping personal identifiable information remain for an unlimited period of time in all cases, and even after the decease of the patient. |
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| Attention was called to the decease of permanent corresponding members Matthew Adams Stickney and William Hawsmith. |
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| In the first place, I desire, that my body may lie unburied three days after my decease, or till the pleasure of my father be known concerning it. |
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