commination

In contrast, Thinking about Suicide (Paul Durcan), Exeat (Stevie Smith) and A Commination (A D Hope), along with others, indicate a world-weariness arising from chronic socioeconomic stress.

Other causes of implant failure in cases of commination include re-vascularized bone fragments and small fracture gaps caused by unsuccessful reduction and stabilization (Fossum et al., 1997).

I work on a policy of swift commination and clear time frames, having full control of the design process allows me to work on design briefs from start to finish, making the whole process easier for the client.

The school was founded in 1791, the first of its kind in the land, at a small property in Commination Row.

Furthermore, broadband or ultra-wideband (UWB) modern commination systems [22-25] have promoted the development of the microstrip diplexer with broadband channel.

The sole second round fixture brings together Southam United and Brinklow in another Commination versus Alliance confrontation.

They invalidated an "image of God as a 'dominating other'" (36) and replaced it with the notion of a deeply caring God with whom they could foster a personal relationship and who endowed them with extraordinary gifts, "because everything that God creates has a purpose." While some mak nyahs decided to renegotiate their relationships with institutionalized Islam and others chose to distance themselves from it, all of them rejected its commination of them and reconfigured it within their personal spiritualities that permitted them to live as empowered mak nyahs.

That is because, if in the criminal law scope, the Constitution states that there is no crime without previous law that defines it, nor penalty without prior legal commination (48), there is in the tax sphere need to respect the constitutional precept that disciplines on the impossibility of existence or increase of tribute with no law that establishes it (49).

The tragic irony of the scene resides in the fact that this moment, transcendental in terms of Norma's humanity, coincides with her utmost humiliation as high priestess: the stripping other priestly coronet, the black veil, the funeral pyre, the commination. ...

(6) Ariel's commination (25) evokes confession from contrite Alonso, but contempt from Sebastian and Antonio.

In an ESL classroom, lessons must be centred around oral language and the specifics of oral commination need to be explicitly taught.

Until the Church produces its new forms of confession, it's worth reading the Commination Service in the Book of Common Prayer, which helps to describe the fate of those who do not say "sorry".

The preface of the 1559 Prayer Book service of commination contained a candid acknowledgment of the place of effective discipline and its absence in the church as presently constituted.

the Lord in his law has forbidden and condemned it [swearing], yea and that after a special manner; for whereas he hath given us tenne Commandments, hee hath added a commination or threatning but unto two of them, the first forbidding of idolatry ...