"ordination" in Spanish

First and foremost, we need better co-ordination between national legal systems.

Thirdly, we come to employment and the co-ordination of economic policies.

The democratic deficit in open co-ordination is also becoming even clearer.

The first steps towards greater co-ordination can also be discerned in tax policy.

Their co-ordination must be guaranteed to ensure proper eradication.

Finally, a comment on achieving co-ordination amongst the donors.

It also adopts a resolution on economic policy co-ordination.

We also need better co-ordination of the data bases created by the Commission itself.

3) Forum-UNESCO, information and co-ordination of human and technical resources, data banks.

Ordination is, for priests, the beginning of a continual Pentecost.

This ancient liturgical hymn reminds every priest of his Ordination day,

intention of strengthening with the grace of diaconal ordination those who

of the co-ordination of the Holy See's activities for the International

The co-ordination procedure proposed here is an experimental move.

Mrs Peijs puts her finger on it when she points in her report to a lack of proper co-ordination.

prayer of ordination, which is expressed in the three moments of

Opening up the borders has created a need for co-ordination.

If international co-ordination is lacking or falls short then the price paid for this will be institutional chaos.

Ordination, we prostrated ourselves on the sanctuary floor.

His solemn profession was on August 2, 1976, and priesthood ordination on January 21, 1978.