Sentence examples for denominational system from inspiring English sources

This denominational system spread throughout eastern Islam from Transoxania (roughly, modern-day Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and southwest Kazakhstan) to Egypt, with some 75 schools in existence between about 1050 and 1250.

The Brothers rejected the non-denominational schools system established by the British in 1831 and ran their schools independently.

The delicate cross-denominational housing arrangement did not work out.

It should be noted that in some nations, such as Spain, Ireland, and some Muslim countries, religious and denominational influences control the school systems.

Examine the structures and policies and systems in your denominational connection that need to change.

At one extreme was the arrangement made in Newfoundland from 1836 to accommodate all numerically represented denominations separately within a loose system (not until 1920 was a unified system of education developed, which still worked through five denominational subsystems).

Because of sectarian resistance, mainly from Anglican and Catholic groups, so-called national schools were introduced alongside denominational schools in 1848 as a dual system, administered by two corresponding boards.

The lessons on atheism, agnosticism and humanism for thousands of primary-school pupils in Ireland will be drawn up by Atheist Ireland and multi-denominational school provider Educate Together, in an education system that the Catholic church hierarchy has traditionally dominated.

Nevertheless, the Prussian system remained both for Catholics and for Protestants essentially denominational.

Such schools, outside the local authority system, will control their own admissions, as voluntary-aided (mostly denominational) and foundation schools already do.

He was concerned that delay might result in the creation of denominational colleges, striking a blow to his dream of a high quality non-sectarian system of post-secondary education.