Sentence examples for Political teaching from inspiring English sources

She was also intensely political, teaching classes about her political beliefs in the evenings after work.

Affiliated to Ayatollah Sistani, this outfit operates four global websites in some 30 languages, pumping out personal, spiritual and political teaching to the faithful in scores of countries.

An advocate of modern science and political teaching, rather than the strict classical education afforded by schools, he was dismissed from his post and entered the Yunnan Military Academy in Kunming.

When Joseph Ratzinger came to believe he did not have the strength in his body and soul necessary to carry out his religious and political teaching, he decided to resign so that another person can carry out his mission of service to the men of good will.

After losing his Senate race, Mr. Edgar worked briefly helping political campaigns, teaching and working on arms control issues with a research group.

On this site last week, Neve Gordon, a Jewish political professor teaching in an Israeli university argued: "The most accurate way to describe Israel today is an apartheid state".

"Basically political science taught you everything except politics; it was considered too risky," Mr. Yadav said.

"The political history taught to our children is already hugely biased in favour of men's achievements and institutions.

Mr. Spaulding said that the political lesson taught him about the frustrations of trying innovation in transportation.

And yet my father's political exile taught me to believe even as a child that there was nothing of greater value in the world than democracy.

This was the central political philosophy taught by orthodox Neo-Confucians such as Hayashi Razan, Yamazaki Ansai and their followers in Tokugawa Japan.