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In the national council which is said to have been held in 650 the heresy of the Monothelites, who denied that Christ had two wills, was condemned.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 14: Simony-Tournon 1840-1916 1913
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He however declined to reveal the recommendations made to the national council which is meeting today.
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The national council, which plans listening sessions in other cities, also includes Louisiana Gov.
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In 1979 she contributed to legal certainty on issues of planning and construction, when she ruled that from the moment that a national council used its legal authority to transfer an issue to a sub-committee which it had established, the decisions taken by the latter are to be regarded as decisions of the national council.
Miriam Ben-Porat. 2009
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The national council, which plans listening sessions in other cities, also includes Louisiana Gov.
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"We want the international community to put pressure on the rebel groups to release the child soldiers" the have, Amira el-Fadil, secretary general of the national council for child welfare, told AFP after the news conference.
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All PACs would have one representative each on the national council.
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But the national council claims its curriculum has been used by 382 districts in 37 states, all of them now with eyes on Odessa.
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"The recent media coverage of the leadership irregularities and unconstitutional elections of the national council has brought the issue into the spotlight in many provinces whose councils were previously unaware of the depth of the problem," the councils said in a joint statement.
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The MDC's national executive body is smaller than the national council.
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