The phrase "association religious" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or improperly structured phrase.
Example: "The organization is a religious association dedicated to community service."
Alternatives: "religious organization" or "faith-based association."
Unitarian Universalist Association, religious organization in the United States formed in May 1961 by merger of the Universalist Church of America and the American Unitarian Association.
The lawsuit, filed by Jonathan R. Nelson, a lawyer for the church, and the New York Civil Liberties Union, alleges that the city violated the First Amendment rights of the church and the homeless people by depriving them of freedoms of association, religious expression and the "freedom to be left alone".
Since we typically enact multiple, overlapping moral personae, it is possible for these to conflict, not only in the case of individuals but also collectives like economic associations, religious groups, and political entities like states, empires, or confederations.
Also, village-level interventions spearheaded by local community associations, religious bodies should be encouraged.
Social engagement can be interpreted as community involvement, for example, in terms of membership of neighbourhood associations, religious groups or non-governmental organisations.
The programmes engage parliamentarians, media, traditional communicators, women lawyers, medical associations, religious leaders and scholars to speak out against the practice.
Again here, they mainly focused on knowledge transfer and suggested a wide range of channels as schools, associations, religious structures, health services and media for spreading sensitization campaigns on sexual violence.
Logos first opened on Madison Avenue in 1975, part of a national association of religious bookstores.
Beliefs are immutable and signify an association with religious certainty, serving to shield the president from criticism and compromise.
One of the groups that accompanied the Shadow was Lehava (Flame), an association of religious extremists who see it as their mission to battle assimilation.
The group said that either version of the school's policy would violate the group's First Amendment rights to free association and religious freedom.
