Sentence examples for conservative orders from inspiring English sources

In the notoriously fickle clothing business, store owners are showing signs of optimism, but are similarly placing conservative orders.

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In the 17th and 18th centuries, Jesuit missionaries in North and South America were criticized in Rome by the Franciscans and other conservative orders for introducing Christianity while allowing indigenous people to retain many of their customs and animist beliefs, as well as to pray in their own languages.

They are often vilified as jongbuk, or pro-North sympathisers, for opposing the conservative order.

The conservative order says photographs showing the Rev. Marcial Maciel Degollado alone or with the pope must be removed from its installations.

The Bektashi and the Sanūsiyyah (a conservative order founded in the 19th century) are typical of the marginal status of monastic settings in Islam.

Many nineteenth-century anti-Semites were also enemies of the conservative order, which perhaps explains why the liberal Wagner found this opera so compelling.

A monk who was a member of a conservative order that had been told to leave Mount Athos died late Saturday after he drove a tractor off a cliff.

The role of the Church is, instead, a pillar of Russian statehood and of a conservative order, professing many of the same virtues of quiescence favored in the Soviet era.

Every so often, I'd have lunch or dinner with the Rev. Thomas Williams, who was the dean of theology at a pontifical university and belonged to the Legion of Christ, a conservative order.

He criticised left-wing guerrillas as well as right-wing ones.Moreover, Romero took spiritual direction from Father Josemaría Escrivá, the Spanish founder of Opus Dei, a deeply conservative order of priests and lay-people.