Exemplos de uso de Written on his behalf em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Shoghi Effendi, in a letter written on his behalf, states.
A letter written on his behalf to an individual thus conveys the Guardian's view.
Shoghi Effendi in a letter written on his behalf further comments.
In a letter written on his behalf, Shoghi Effendi uses the analogy of the plant turning in the direction of the sun to explain the spiritual significance of turning towards the Qiblih.
With regard to this provision, Shoghi Effendi in a letter written on his behalf gives the following explanation.
In a letter written on his behalf, Shoghi Effendi has commented on this provision of the law.
As to the nature andseverity of the laws of the Bayán, Shoghi Effendi in a letter written on his behalf provides the following comment.
Shoghi Effendi, in letters written on his behalf, has explained the significance of the"letters B and E.
Regarding the sense of inadequacy that sometimes hampers individual initiative,a letter written on his behalf conveys the Guardian's advice.
Shoghi Effendi in a letter written on his behalf to one of the believers in the East provides an interpretation of this verse of the Aqdas.
Concerning the retirement from work for individuals who have reached a certain age,Shoghi Effendi in a letter written on his behalf stated that"this is a matter on which the International House of Justice will have to legislate as there are no provisions in the Aqdas concerning it.
Shoghi Effendi, in a letter written on his behalf, likened sciences that"begin with words and end with words" to"fruitless excursions into metaphysical hair-splittings," and, in another letter, he explained that what Bahá'u'lláh primarily intended by such"sciences" are"those theological treatises and commentaries that encumber the human mind rather than help it to attain the truth.
Further, the Guardian in a letter written on his behalf has stated that this concept can also be used as a"collective term indicating the body of the Teachings revealed by Bahá'u'lláh.
Shoghi Effendi, in letters written on his behalf, states that this prohibition includes not only the consumption of wine but of"everything that deranges the mind," and he clarifies that the use of alcohol is permitted only when it constitutes part of a medical treatment which is implemented"under the advice of a competent and conscientious physician, who may have to prescribe it for the cure of some special ailment.
Shoghi Effendi, in a letter written on his behalf, explained that the significance of this provision was to show respect for the human body which"was once exalted by the immortal soul of man.
Shoghi Effendi in a letter written on his behalf has also indicated that, in an emergency, when there is no legal force at hand to appeal to, a Bahá'í is justified in defending his life.
Shoghi Effendi, in a letter written on his behalf, also declared that"marriage is by no means an obligation," and he affirmed that"in the last resort, it is for the individual to decide whether he wishes to lead a family life or live in a state of celibacy.
Shoghi Effendi in a letter written on his behalf indicates that this restriction applies"only to such cases when a Bahá'í dies without leaving a will and when, therefore, his property will have to be divided in accordance with the rules set forth in the Aqdas.
Shoghi Effendi states, in a letter written on his behalf, that the intention of"the passing of each month" is not to impose a limitation, and that it is possible for a divorced couple to remarry at any time after their divorce, so long as neither party is currently married to another person.
In the wake of the German victory over Poland in September 1939, Wilhelm's adjutant,General von Dommes, wrote on his behalf to Hitler, stating that the House of Hohenzollern"remained loyal" and noted that nine Prussian Princes(one son and eight grandchildren) were stationed at the front, concluding"because of the special circumstances that require residence in a neutral foreign country, His Majesty must personally decline to make the aforementioned comment.