Elaborate arrangements for the custody of the seal are therefore common in visitatorial injunctions.
And from the beginning of the fifteenth century there appear, here and there among visitatorial injunctions, commands of a very different nature; here and there a Bishop is found trying, not to keep down, but to keep up the number of nuns.
This is called by Mr. Shirley the "Parsons view," from the fact that it was largely drawn from an argument made by Chief Justice Parsons in regard to visitatorial powers at Harvard College.
The enactment which annexed to the crown an almost boundless visitatorial authority over the Church, though it had never been formally repealed, had really lost a great part of its force.
John exertsvisitatorial power over the churches of that province wherein he dwelt, and that too, apparently, when he was the sole survivor of the Apostolic college, yet did not go into other parts.
The Governors resented, too, the visitatorialpower of the Royal Institution.
The Visitatorial duties and powers of the Royal Institution should be more clearly defined.
As a result of these charges, combined with the hopeless financial situation in which the College was floundering, the Board of the Royal Institution determined to exercise their visitatorial power and to make an investigation.
For this visitatorial power was not introduced by any canons or constitutions ecclesiastical (as was said by a learned gentleman whom I have in my eye, in his argument of this case); it is an appointment of law.
A subsequent donation, or ingrafted fellowship, falls under the same general visitatorial power, if not otherwise specially provided.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "visitatorial" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
