- the
manufactures of this country,
especially that of wool; and will
discountenance and
discourage every species of
extravagance and dissipation", such...
-
should be
among us, as
agents of any of said societies, we
hereafter discountenance them in
those practices; and if
under a
character of a
minister of the...
- persons...shall from
henceforth be any
waies troubled,
molested or
discountenanced for or in
respect of his or her
religion nor in the free
exercise thereof...
- the introduction: "The
business of
plays is to
recommend Vertue, and
discountenance Vice" (Collier 1). However, the
Restoration playwright rarely saw their...
- dissension,
openly or in secret,
favouring what he
favours and
discountenancing what he
discountenances." The
threat of
divine retribution was
important in a society...
-
further brotherly love and a
fraternal spirit within the organization; to
discountenance evil; to
destroy all prejudices; to
preserve the
sanctity of the home...
- Ireland-based
Christian charity founded in 1792 as The ****ociation for the
Discountenancing of Vice (ADV). It has
worked for over 200
years to
increase awareness...
- Law.[citation needed] The SSPX
continued to
operate in
spite of its
discountenance.[citation needed] In the
consistory of 24 May 1976, Pope Paul VI rebuked...
- or persons...shall from
henceforth be any way troubled,
molested or
discountenanced for or in
respect of his or her
religion nor in the free
exercise thereof...
-
burnt at the stake, and they soon dis****d. "Boniface IX
gradually discountenanced these wandering crowds, an easy prey of
agitators and conspirators...
