Sentences with phrase «many local associations»

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For any given individual, the conditions of emancipation are complex, consisting in part of those that are distinctively hers or his and extending through those specific to intimate and local associations to those shared within increasingly wider communities.

Both the left and the right effectively enact a pincer movement in which local associations and groups are engulfed by an expanding state and by the market, each moving toward singularity in each realm: one state and one market.

The local associations appeared to exert the greatest power and threat to congregational autonomy, so the Baptists gradually nullified the power of these groups, and thereby eliminated the most effective instrument for balancing the powers of the state and national conventions in their relations with the congregations.

Fourth, delegates should be sent from each local church to the local association, following formulas that are now operative at the national level.

The churches would be more effectively, although indirectly, represented by the delegates from their local associations.

First, the local associations should develop liturgical and celebrative activities.

The concept of missions as serving one's neighbor is particularly significant for the grounding of mission in the local churches and local associations.

The author gives some «bare bones» suggestions concerning what the local associations of churches should do.

Sixth, delegates from local associations would be elected to attend the state and national conventions.

Third, to enable this to happen, the local churches should be free to allocate their money in its entirety to the local association, if they so desire.

Meanwhile, back at the local association of churches, the executive minister could cooperate fully with the local churches and their ministers to launch integrated mission programs for the area.

There is no reason in principle why local associations should be bereft of staff executives, but such persons should not be appointed by higher judicatories at the state or national level.

Assuming further that a vital mission program involves the same complex of activities and structures that are now present at the national level, what should the local associations of churches do?

The custom did not become universally popular in Swedish society until the 20th century, when schools and local associations in particular began promoting it.

Brand standards: When promoting a state's beer and its breweries, a guild's logo comes to be recognized as a trusted representation of an important local association.

Association members include national, state or local associations that are involved in the alcohol beverage arena.

National, State and Local Association Members

During the off season local associations are faced with assigning coaches to the teams for the up coming year.

«They brought me in at the local level and I got involved in the local association, and then at the state and then the national level.

We contacted 502 of the midwives (94.0 %); 32 (6.0 %) could not be located through email, telephone, post, or local associations, 82 (15.4 %) had stopped independent practice, and 11 (2.1 %) had retired.

By her own estimate, Johnson, 45, was on the boards of at least seven local civic organizations and a member of an estimated 20 local associations.

Chairman Eric Pickles denies ever having used the veto, but many local associations are suspicious of what they see as interference from London.

«The Command has been directed to also work with the PCRC, Eminent Persons Forum and the local associations to checkmate the activities of any group inimical to the peace of the land.

Yesterday, the local association released a press release stating that the motion would be put back because the Conservative party leadership had «been in touch» to confirm it would be taking a more «in - depth look» at the issue.

Why can not local associations be left to decide who they want to represent them?

The Conservatives are even removing this choice from local associations.

Conservative parliamentary candidate Sue Catling has been deselected by her local association at the third attempt.

Candidates need not be MPs but must be proposed and assented to by 50 party members of good standing, drawn from at least 10 local associations.

We are a team, from the parish council to the local association to parliament, and I never forget it.»

He was taunted about the Conservatives» «women problem» by Ed Miliband in the same week it emerged several prominent women have recently been sacked from government jobs and Anne McIntosh, a high - profile female Tory MP, was deselected by her local association.

The broad strength of the Liberal Democrats» local associations appears weaker.

170 people applied to the seat but a sifting that took place at CCHQ with three representatives of the local Association failed to include Cllr Massey despite her high profile campaign to save a local A&E ward.

The party says that Mr Goldsmith set up his own office in Richmond, separate to the local association's headquarters.

Conservative party says it will hold public meeting at which residents will vote from a shortlist selected by local association

A leaked internal party inquiry found the local association broke rules by co-opting a large number of new members on to the ruling executive committee shortly before voting to deselect McIntosh.

Some believe that it is indispensable to that task, together with the local Association structure.

Whitehall must let go of skills strategy - and the associated # 3.8 bn annual funding pot - to enable local associations of businesses, skills providers and other agencies to identify the future skills needs of the emerging local economy.

According to the Telegraph, Tory activists are also angry at him urging his MPs to ignore the views of their local associations when deciding which side to back.

The West Ham vice-chairman has rejected proposals from as many as six local associations in recent months, according to reports.

The selection of Mr Neill, who has led the Tory group on the assembly and represents Bexley and Bromley on the GLA, is a victory for the right of local associations to choose a local, non A-list candidate.

Delaying the selection until this late stage presumably means that the local association will have a shortlist of three imposed upon it under the by - election rules whcih took effect on January 1st.

Ms Kirkbride could probably win readoption from her local Association if she insists upon it and then survive an independent challenge at the General Election from a Martin Bell - style anti-sleaze candidate.

The article found on the link above, I know is a few years old, however as a constituent of Mr Clarkes and having held discussions with him through the local association I would suggest that this view has not waived.

11.08 am: Conservative David Maclean asks Cameron how he persuades independent local associations to select women candidates.

While Clegg has insisted he will not quit and Lib Dem rules make it highly unlikely that the coup could be successful — they need either a majority of MPs or 75 local associations to back it — the unrest is clearly damaging.

How many male, white, straight Conservative MPs currently passionately campaigning for the selection of more women, and more men and women from ethnic minorities, would voluntarily relinquish their own seats in order to encourage local associations to follow the policy line they preach from their own smug, safe base?

It's rare to find many women between the ages of 25 and 40 at an average Tory local association event.

Julian Huppert, the Cambridge MP whose seat was surveyed, is also believed to be on holiday, but his local association decided in his absence to hold a meeting on 13 June to decide whether they «can support Nick Clegg's continuing leadership or consider issuing a notice to the party to hold an election for leader».

To stand, candidates must have the backing of at least seven MPs and backing from a range of local associations.