deanery
deanship

The deanery was held by them between 1343 and 1385.

The number of deaneries were reduced from 16 to 14.

The back door of the Deanery lay open to the evening sun.

He was elected to the deanery on 9 September 1271.

Some had served the parish in the past, others were from the local Deanery.

Later it would serve as the deanery for the cathedral.

In 1931, he was appointed to its Deanery, serving for 24 years.

He died after a violent attack, a prisoner in his own deanery.

The title superintendent referred to the head of a deanery.

There is a growing research culture within the Deanery.

The proposals are also open for discussion at deanery and parish level.

The archdiocese has 20 deaneries, of which seven are in Kent.

A deanery is either the jurisdiction or residence of a Dean.

He retired to the deanery at the Apostles church, and died there after 1223.

A decade later he was elevated to the Deanery, retiring in 1938.

Their needs are met to varying degrees by the home, parish or deanery.

The diocese is divided up into six regions, called deaneries.

The city has 36 parishes, which are six deaneries.

Twenty years later he was promoted to the deanery (installed 18 May 1756).

Between those headships, he held the deanery of Rochester 1765-1767.

The remaining third Henry gave to the church: it became known as the deanery manor.

Each deanery is headed by a parish priest, known as a dean.

In 1891, owing to advancing years, he resigned the deanery.

It is one of 10 parishes within the deanery.

As of 2007, there were reported to be 3,428 members of churches within the deanery.

He kept that position after retiring from the deanship at the end of 2007.

A seat on the board is an honor that comes with the deanship.

She had resigned the deanship last year because of her illness.

She will assume the deanship on July 1, 2013.

Garcia maintained his position as a university vice president after he stepped down from the deanship in 2006.

In 1988, after turning down the Columbia deanship, he accepted a professorial post.

The school ranked in the top 10 in 74 of 78 rankings during his deanship.

When the deanship of the law school came open in 1929, Macdonald agonized over whether he should seek the job.

At the same time, he refused to select either of two finalists for the school's vacant deanship.

She left to earn her doctorate at Yale, reclaiming the deanship in 1925.

Under his deanship, the curriculum was revised to put greater emphasis on the practical skills of a professional attorney.

The deanship was a difficult position at that time, because of growing factionalism among academic departments and their faculty members.

Nor did he envisage his acceptance of the deanship as a turncoat act the other way.

Levine's deanship generated some controversy that was covered fairly extensively by the media.

In 1996, the deanship was again open and Dr. Carey this time expressed interest.

He resigned the deanship in April 1992 to return to teaching history and classics at Yale.

At the outset, Tribe and Shapiro declared themselves out of the running for the deanship.

A deanship may be a permanent appointment, or a temporary one held for a limited term by senior academic members of the faculty.

Levmore had turned down the Deanship in 1994, citing the time it would take away from his family.

It was opened in 1974 under the deanship of conductor and composer Samuel Jones.

In 1993 it was renamed the Deanship of Student Affairs.

The Deanship of Students is the leader organization, compromised with an ever-changing academic population.

If he cares about public confidence in the integrity of his inquiry, he should decline the deanship.

It summarizes Taylor and his deanship as follows.

Rabbi Paretzky assumed the deanship upon the latter's death in 1974.