আনুষ্ঠানিক এবং স্পষ্ট অনুমোদন

Noun:

অগ্রদত্ত টাকা,

imprimaturs's Usage Examples:

John Milton used its imprimaturs (from the 1638 edition) as an illustration on his Areopagitica.

Some are endorsed by "imprimaturs": such as the British Medical Association, the Royal Horticultural Society.

printed by Richard Chiswell, the printer to the Royal Society, under the imprimaturs of the Society and the Company.

For these, new imprimaturs are required.

in the book: "To the Priests, Our Lady's Beloved Sons" and received imprimaturs from three Catholic cardinals.

Catholic catechetical manuals were published in America with official imprimaturs, although none was as widely-used as the "Baltimore Cathechism".

Several senior members of his Order gave it their imprimaturs, and it was published in 1634.

Only a bishop or other ordinary may grant imprimaturs for theological books, certifying that they are free from doctrinal or.

council to publish this work, which was printed the following year with imprimaturs from Cologne, Dusseldorf and Kempen.

and Pope Pius XII, writings on devotion to the Divine Mercy were given imprimaturs by many bishops, making it an approved devotion.

controlling authorities rather than to individuals may create digital imprimaturs.

[citation needed] Two bishops provided imprimaturs which state their opinion that the writings are of no danger to faith.

of the Divine Justice and the explanation of the Vision with several imprimaturs including the most recent imprimatur of Fidel Sta Maria Cortes Perez.

focus on political lobbying has created state and national government imprimaturs that make the program look like a government initiative.

Ernest Meyer, about a hundred of different types of plate-proofs and imprimaturs for all the values.

imprimaturs's Meaning':

formal and explicit approval

Synonyms:

commendation; okey; visa; warrant; okeh; okay; endorsement; indorsement; sanction; approval; countenance; O.K.; nihil obstat; OK;

Antonyms:

disapproval; discouragement; disapprobation; disapprove; unsatisfactory;