- of Ahl-i
Hadith (which is
similar to
Wahhabism and Salafism), and in
foreswearing attacks on the
government of ****stan and
sectarian attacks on ****stanis...
- had to
swear an oath of allegiance. The oath was
particularly aimed at
foreswearing that the Pope
could infallibly order or
forgive regicide. The oath was...
-
Perjury (also
known as
foreswearing) is the
intentional act of
swearing a
false oath or
falsifying an
affirmation to tell the truth,
whether spoken or...
-
became a
frozen conflict instead. ****an was
given a new
constitution foreswearing aggressive war in 1947, and the
American occupation ended in 1952, although...
- Quarterly, 60:1 (Spring, 1990), 244–264 McAlindon, Tom. "Swearing and
Foreswearing in Shakespeare's Histories", The
Review of
English Studies, 51 (2000)...
-
stated that the
central character,
Steve Denton, was "a
white man, who,
foreswearing his race,
makes outlaw Mexicans his
comrades and
allows white women to...
- standard. They thus
persisted with
deflationary policies—i.e., "while
foreswearing exchange controls, they
raised tariffs and
tightened quotas on imports...
-
Review of
English Studies, 53 (2002), 8–30 McAlindon, Tom. "Swearing and
Foreswearing in Shakespeare's Histories",
Review of
English Studies, 51 (2000), 208–229...
- Quarterly, 60:1 (Spring, 1990), 244–264 McAlindon, Tom. "Swearing and
Foreswearing in Shakespeare's Histories",
Review of
English Studies, 51 (2000), 208–229...
- the competition,
whose purpose was to
strike fear in
those who
might foreswear their oaths.
According to
Walter Burkert, "only fear of the gods provides...
