Sentence examples for divisive rules from inspiring English sources

A6 Pope Tackles Mysteries of Love Pope Benedict XVI issued a meditation on love, presenting Roman Catholicism's potential for good rather than imposing potentially divisive rules for orthodoxy.

Benedict's First Encyclical Pope Benedict XVI issued his eagerly awaited first encyclical, a meditation on love and charity that presented the Catholic Church's potential for good rather than potentially divisive rules for orthodoxy.

Here we were free from the divisive rule that tears us apart.

Now a new president has won a clear popular mandate after eight years of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's divisive rule.

The current state of journalism is only a reflection of how polarised Turkish society has become under the divisive rule of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

They've backed Obama this far in part because they're sick of the narrow American exceptionalism of Bush's divisive rule.

Mr Abdel Jalil later pleaded for patience during a television interview.The authorities face formidable difficulties in bringing stability, prosperity and justice to the country as it emerges from 42 years of brutal and divisive rule.

The resignation brought an end to eight years of often divisive rule, when Mr Maliki's government was accused of favouring the Shia Muslim majority.

The resignation brought an end to eight years of often divisive rule, when Mr Maliki's government was accused of favouring the Shia majority.

Post-Gaddafi Libyans must reckon with the complexity of their Arab and African identities in order to avoid reproducing the same brand of divisive rule that fractured Libyan society under Gaddafi.

In Britain, it was the occasion for celebration of her life but also for consideration of her legacy, much of it reflecting on just how truly divisive her rule had been, and not in a vague, metaphorical way, either.