| A deacon already incardinated into one ecclesiastical circumscription may be incardinated into another in accordance with the norm of law. |
| They were sensible that this province admitted not of any exact boundary or circumscription. |
| The agreement covers the whole of the circumscription of the port within the Community boundaries. |
| Such an approach was intended to make the circumscription more complete and legally consonant. |
| One example is what the American computer scientist John McCarthy called reasoning by circumscription. |
| One short distribution and circumscription of historical ages will soon place matters in a more hopeful aspect. |
