Sentence examples for allow faith from inspiring English sources

She reiterated her plans to allow faith schools, universities and independent schools to become more involved in the state sector.

The proposals would allow faith groups to conduct gay marriages but would ban the CofE and the Church in Wales from doing so.

This is not a call to faith – it is a call to respect those of all faiths and not to allow faith to divide us but instead to embody the true values of compassion and humanity common to all faiths.

Let's begin to allow faith to grow strong through hope and live in our minds.

Allow faith in the judges to be eroded and that pillar is eroded at a huge cost to our freedoms.

And they are seeking to allow faith-based foster-care and adoption providers who reject gay or non-Christian couples to continue getting federal funds.

Pursuing a theme that has been absent from his speeches in the last two months, Mr. Cheney said at a Salvation Army in Kansas City, Mo.: "We want to encourage charitable choice, that is, to allow faith-based institutions to compete on an equal basis for funds to provide social services".

Cagle has pushed "religious liberty" legislation that would allow faith-based organizations and individuals who cite a religious belief or moral conviction regarding marriage to opt out of serving couples or adhering to anti-discrimination requirements — despite opposition from the current governor and the metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce.

James Q . Wilson(Op-Ed, April 27) suggests that the principal objections to President Bush's proposal to allow faith-based social service providers to receive federal money could be answered by providing vouchers to the clients rather than by directing grants to the providers.

The conservative caucus also is pushing legislation that would: allow faith-based adoption agencies to refuse to place children with gay couples; lift a state requirement that schoolgirls get immunized against a sexually transmitted disease; and lift a one-gun-a month limit on handgun purchases.

Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder (R) signed a law Thursday that will allow faith-based adoption agencies to cite religious beliefs as reason to not serve potential adoptive parents.