Sentence examples for benefiting religious from inspiring English sources
Here, one would ask whether the voucher provisions, allowing for as much as $2,250 toward private school tuition (or a grant to a public school in an adjacent district), were written in a way that skewed the scheme toward benefiting religious schools.
In a 5-to-0 decision, the court said that the voucher program did not violate the state's prohibition against using state funds to benefit religious institutions because the primary beneficiaries of the vouchers were the families who used them.
The Supreme Court's vision of neutrality -- which holds that a government program enacted for a valid secular purpose is not unconstitutional if that program incidentally benefits religious organizations -- represents a moderate and appealing vision for addressing church-state issues, one that can accommodate the concerns of liberals and conservatives.
While the adherence to the whole religious systems centered on these rituals might prove advantageous or not, it seems that "throwing away" these rituals would only benefit religious individuals.
In receiving this public benefit, religious institutions should be held to the same standards of any other group receiving public money.
Vegetarian travellers can also benefit from religious dietary observations that don't directly advocate vegetarianism.
Some Muslims in Gujarat support the BJP because they are frustrated with the Congress party which, like the BJP, has also instigated and benefitted from religious riots.
The remaining $700,000 would be given to the A.J.Y.W. Foundation of 543 Bedford Avenue in Brooklyn, which the couple set up in 1998 to benefit local religious and nonprofit groups.
There have been special visa programs -- like Nacara and CAP -- to benefit orphans, religious workers, Irish, Nicaraguans, Cubans and Canadians, as well as waivers and lotteries and amnesties and late amnesties.
Children's participation not only facilitates their healthy development but also benefits the religious community as a whole.
Somehow, we lose sight of the fact that the only people who are benefiting from this "truly religious equals socially conservative" mindset are the people who have a lot of money and power.
