The phrase "a clerics" is not correct in written English.
The correct form would be "a cleric" when referring to a single member of the clergy.
Example: "A cleric was invited to speak at the community event."
Alternatives: "a member of the clergy" or "a religious leader."
In the neighboring province of Kandahar, which was the wellspring for the Taliban movement, two pro-government clerics were killed and a third wounded after a clerics' council they served on urged Afghans to support Mr. Karzai's government.
Its two mainstream Muslim movements and a clerics' body, the Indonesian Ulemas Council, all condemned the three as terrorists and insisted they should not be glorified as martyrs.The 2002 bombs, followed by others in Jakarta in 2003 and 2004, and Bali again in 2005, forced Indonesia to shake up its security forces and rethink its hitherto lenient attitude towards Islamist militancy.
According to a CBC Report, members of a clerics' council had been pushing for Kambaksh to be punished by death.
The protesters were joined by a few clerics, including Bishop George Packard, a retired former supervisor of Episcopal military chaplains.
And 200, including a dozen clerics, demonstrated near the Bay Area home of Safeway's chairman, Steven Burd.
A few clerics still tried, using open forums on the Internet, the medium of choice for the radicals.
Their leader, a boy from Cologne called Nicholas, was able to muster thousands of other children, plus a few clerics and other adults, for the march south.
In Ismailia, there were seventeen people onstage, and a hundred and seventy clerics and V.I.P.s in the front section, and none were female.
A few clerics even promote the idea that condoms are deliberately laced with HIV.
When they said sovereignty belonged to God, people understood that this meant the implementation of Islamic legal principles as interpreted by a few clerics.
-- Amidan Shaberah, the chairman of the Indonesian Council of Ulemas, an influential clerics' organization, said Trump's comments were a "big, big mistake".
