Examples of using Consecrate in English and their translations into Arabic
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You must consecrate the sin.
Consecrate the water, please, Father Mignon.
He said that you made fun of consecrated ground.
We now consecrate the bond of obedience.
The new archbishop would never allow a burial on consecrated ground.
Each morning consecrate yourself to God for that day.
You're going to die, but you will die a witch, and we will consecrate your body.
At the six points, consecrate the hearts of their line".
Consecrate Stevie Boy's arrival to this new and pathetic tank town.
Thank you for helping me consecrate this fine house of worship.
The consecrated part of our cathedral is now, at last, vaulted.
I saw Othello's visage in his mind and to his honors and his valiant parts did I my soul and fortunes consecrate.
I hereby consecrate and sanctify the union… of McKinley and Ben.
Our best wishes to the organization of the competition(it will be in their next issue)and our extreme gratitude to each member of the academic panel who helped consecrate ourselves.
Now to have to consecrate me instead and place the miter on my head.
That approach has been repeatedly stressed by States Members of the United Nations through the resolutions of the General Assembly, which must be complied with without delay,as they embody justice and common sense and consecrate the norms of international law.
We're gonna consecrate the ground, and you're gonna get to fessing up.
Under these circumstances and in line with the modus operandi which has now become familiar, Eritrea has seen fit to encourage a shift in emphasis from the demand for its withdrawal from Ethiopian territory to talks about what Eritrea hopes wouldbe a permanent cessation of hostilities which would consecrate its occupation of Ethiopian territory.
I consecrate this land on behalf of the millions I watched suffer!
There's a spell in there that can consecrate a weapon and make it strong enough to kill The Source.
These changes consecrate the legal review, in revision, in order to give execution to a ruling of an international decision body.
Art. 50 of the Family Code- consecrated the principle of immutability of the estates regime.
That vision should consecrate the perennial moral and pragmatic values of democracy, which are of universal relevance.
May the Lord bless and consecrate Scott and Zelda in their love for one another.
(a) The Government should consecrate water and sanitation as human rights explicitly in their legislation, including in the draft water law currently under consideration.
Portuguese Constitution and the Portuguese law consecrate equality, before the law, between women and men, with no exception, in the areas of marriage and family relations.
The Portuguese Constitution and Portuguese law consecrate equality, before the law between women and men, with no exception, apart from military service in practice, however, deviation to this norm still exist, namely in areas such as labour and work, in family life and in participation in political and public life.
So long as she can consecrate the land with fresh blood every year, she will leave us alone.
Internally, a new constitution that would consecrate fundamental freedoms and respect for the human rights of all people, irrespective of colour, race or creed, was required.
From consecrating warehouse 14.

