Sentences with phrase «sending emissaries»

Schools are spending tens of thousands of pounds with recruitment agencies and sending emissaries to Australia to look for teachers, but Nick Gibb still won't use the word «crisis» when it comes to teacher supply.

They sent emissaries to the EIB Network Southern Command.

Sending an emissary to read a letter aloud was one of the most effective ways of establishing parousia in the early churches.

The name of the thoroughfare means «The Street of the Great Horde,» and refers to the Golden Horde, the Mongol power that used to send its emissaries along this very road to demand their tribute from medieval Muscovy.

Shortly before Arazi won the most prestigious race for juveniles in France, the Grand Criterium at Longchamp on Oct. 5, the sheikh sent his emissaries to Paulson, offering to buy half the horse for $ 5 million.

Business leaders say it's particularly important that the governor personally participate in the trips, rather than send emissaries.

The invitation was for the NPP Presidential Candidate to attend the Republicans Convention in Ohio, but although Nana Addo, was in the US, after going through visa and other immigration formalities at the American Embassy in Accra on Mr. Trump's invitation, did not show up at the convention, which took place from July 18, and ended on July 21, but only sent an emissary by name, Charles Owiredu, the party's Director of International Affairs.

The All Progressives Congress has concluded plans to send its emissaries to former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar to find out his grievances against the party.

Senate Republican spokesman Scott Reif confirmed in an email the conference won't send an emissary to the meeting, scheduled for May 22.

The NDC's presidential hopeful, Mr Atta Mills, has himself had to deny allegations that his party had sent an emissary to Kenya to learn «a strategy for power - sharing» if it loses the election.

And there was considerable worry about that, quite a bit of discussion of that very issue, and a decision to send an emissary to the one person we respected, knowing that if we went directly to the security people, the answer would be no.

Luckily for him, Elizabeth has those pesky Catholics distracting her, including Spain's King Philip, who has sent an emissary with a bad Spanish accent to «duel» with her.

For the first time in recent memory, a president sent emissaries to meet with appropriations committee members to press them to include funding for a single initiative.

Not exact matches

A formal letter was drawn up to announce the decision of the Jerusalem church and was sent back to Antioch by two emissaries, Judas Barsabbas and Silas, both prophets, along with Paul and Barnabas, beloved by the church because they had risked their lives for Jesus Christ.

So when merchants, or philosophers, or government officials wanted to spread the news about something, they would send out a herald or an emissary to stand in a busy area of town, or walk through the streets, shouting the news.

The Pope's decision on the other hand, to shed his role as the Vicar of Christ because of concern over his ability to execute the mission, is stunning and awe - inspiring in its other - oriented, humble, self - denying, trust in God's will, in his being sent and in the mission being bigger than the emissary.

After the usual bureaucratic delays the Bull was sent speeding off by two special emissaries to Germany.

The Jerusalem church sent Barnabas, a Cypriot Jew in the city at the time and a Christian leader, as its emissary to Antioch, indicating its intention as the mother church to supervise the activities of all its children.

The IOC has sent observers to the Islamic Women's Games, and that causes Weil - Curiel to bristle, for she believes such emissaries legitimize segregation by sex.

Ergo, Hancock concludes, «at the very least it would mean that some as yet unknown and unidentified people somewhere in the world, had already mastered all the arts and attributes of a high civilization more than twelve thousand years ago in the depths of the last Ice Age and had sent out emissaries around the world to spread the benefits of their knowledge.»

In 1801, when an astronomer pointed his telescope at a seemingly star - like point of light, he probably had no idea a robotic emissary from Earth would one day be sent there.

The Moon hangs shining in the sky along with the stars, and we've already sent explorers there, as well as robotic emissaries to all the solar system's planets.

The main functions of «Online Emissaries» is to send out fictitious emails as we discussed above.

As for the big names missing from the game — the Godfather, RDJ, who obviously isn't spending any of his time playing games, and the King, T'Challa, Chadwick Boseman, who sent Shuri, as his emissary and the future, which I fully support.

Instead of leaving their homes, they send remote - controlled robots into public as their virtual emissaries.

President Davis sent her to Britain to work as an unofficial emissary to build support for the southern cause.

In his book, The History of the Frankfurt Book Fair, author Peter Weidhaas (a former director of the fair, from 1975 - 2000), writes that King Henry VIII sent Sir Thomas Bodley as his personal emissary to the Frankfurt Book Fair to purchase books for the new library at Oxford University.

The emissary from Orlandes City has been sending messages which are growing more and more alarming - they talk of tremors and civil unrest.

During its post-mortem analysis on humankind, the AI resurrects the remains of a 21st century human into this unrecognizable world, and sends Shiba Emissary, a canine super-pet, to extract one final impression of man under stress.

I'm not supportive of the governor's plan to shut the downstate nuclear power complex at Indian Point, eight miles from my house, which he signaled by sending a top emissary to the offices of Entergy, the company that operates the plants, to explain his decision.

He made them wait for hours at the cave's entrance, put them on hold for hours more, and sent dim - witted emissaries to spout cryptic messages.»