Sentence examples for certain clerics from inspiring English sources

Bombers tend to communicate frequently with certain clerics, drive slowly through potential attack zones and return home without having got out of their cars.

Indeed, attacks are encouraged by certain clerics from their pulpits every Friday.In fact, Mr Khatami lacks the authority to take direct action against extremists in the security services.

The disastrous decision to use a child immunisation programme as cover for a Pakistani doctor working for the US to spy on the house of Osama bin Laden cemented the suspicions lurking in the minds of certain Islamic clerics.

He follows airline pilots into their cockpits, secretaries to their cubicles, frequent fliers to their window seats, and then traces the longer, even more fateful journeys of certain fiery Middle Eastern clerics from their jail cells in Egypt to their new American mosques.

The apparently unprovoked shootings of clerics seemed certain to add to doubts about the discipline of what remains of the Malian Army and its ability to take back the north, which has been in the hands of the Islamists since the country's regular soldiers were chased from the region in late March and early April.

The sharp spines on their head shields remind him of "the perky eyebrows I associate with clerics of a certain age".

But in 2012 he endorsed a "code of conduct" issued by an influential council of clerics which under certain circumstances allowed husbands to beat their wives.

But he was certain of one thing: only America's clerics could lead the way forward for their young flocks.

The director was helped in this by the fact that Ibsen's subjects – hypocritical and misogynistic clerics and moralistic stigmatisation of certain illnesses – depressingly remain issues in our own society.

In fact, as Iran's Supreme Council, the Vatican, and certain other religious institutions demonstrate, sex-hating clerics will, if allowed, claim absolute authority.

Poinso-Chapius promulgated a decree offering state assistance to certain Catholic schools; a decree that the anti-clerics, the Socialists and Radicals rose up against.