Sentence examples for desecration against from inspiring English sources

Many St. Michael's congregants say the break-in was intended not for burglary but as an act of desecration against a church that they claim represents "true" Roman Catholicism.

The incidents listed included acts of vandalism or desecration against Christian churches; the failure of Christian health workers (doctors, nurses, pharmacists) to obtain opt-outs of conscience when asked to participate in abortions or sell abortifacients; and the similar fate of Christian marriage registrars, relationship counsellors or hoteliers who baulked at same-sex unions.

The actor does not acknowledge the reality of ME1 and uses some action of "desecration" to against those who acknowledge ME1; these actions are not ritual.

Democrats who voted for the measure in effect bought themselves the right to claim that they had voted against flag desecration, potentially inoculating themselves against possible charges of lacking patriotism in a general election campaign.

The vast majority of these cases were lodged for desecration of the Koran - far fewer for blasphemy against the Prophet Muhammad.

The law in its current form prescribes life imprisonment for willful desecration of the Holy Quran and death for blasphemy against the Prophet Muhammad.

American Ambassador Julian F. Harrington prepared a note expressing "strongest protest" to the Panama Foreign Ministry against desecration of the embassy flag "which was flying in honor of Panama's Independence Day".

And [Marsh] argues that that goes against desecration of corpse laws because chopping up a corpse, except for medical purposes, is something we don't agree with in America.

That was about the time that the right was making a big to-do about the Supreme Court decision holding that laws against desecration of the American flag were unconstitutional.

"We've been on your side since Day 1, fighting against the desecration of our environment," he said, and the way he spoke seemed to soothe some fears.

Despite an apology from U.S. President Barack Obama, riots raged across the country for a sixth day on Sunday against the desecration of the Muslim holy book at a NATO air base at Bagram.