Sentences with phrase «firmly established parts»

Professional development: Your further training is a firmly established part of our portfolio.

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And at Micah 4, it says that in our time period, that «in the final part of the days (or «in the last days»), the mountain of the house of Jehovah will become firmly established above the top of the mountains.

By the time Paul writes 1 Corinthians, it appears that the tradition was firmly established that part of the meal of fellowship between believers included remembering the death of Jesus as symbolized by bread and wine.

But whatever the causes of it or the process by which it came about, or however different these may have been in different parts of the church, monepiscopacy was firmly established in most churches before the end of the second century and by the end of the third century prevailed everywhere.

Given its adaptability to various climates, corn was able to firmly establish its place in worldwide cuisine, and has become an important part of sustenance in almost all cultures on the planet, including our own.

Select committees are now firmly established as an important part of our democratic architecture, making a bigger impression than ever before since the implementation of the 2010 Wright Committee reforms.

The forthcoming exhibition marks 30 years since Ayres was elected as an Associate Royal Academician, and over 50 years since she took part in the Art Council's «Situation», a touring exhibition showcasing the YBAs of the day, including Bridget Riley and Anthony Caro, and which Ayres credits as firmly establishing her reputation as one of Britain's first and most eminent abstract painters.

Valeria Napoleone, a London collector who vocally supports women artists, hopes this institutional attention leads to the writing and criticism — the documentation, in other words — that will firmly establish these artists as part of the art - historical canon.

In 1909 Mondrian's Luminist works were exhibited in a large group show at Amsterdam's Stedelijk Museum, which firmly established him as part of the Dutch avant - garde.

It has long been firmly established that the laws existing at the time and place of the making of the contract and where it is to be performed which may affect its validity, construction, discharge and enforcement, enter into and become a part of the contract as if they were expressly referred to or actually copied or incorporated therein.