Sentence examples for emphasize submission from inspiring English sources

The traditions of Islam emphasize submission to religious law, leading many scholars to question whether Islam is even compatible with democracy.

This future monarch was often, though not always, portrayed in terms of an idealized David, using features of his life and reign that would emphasize submission to God, social stability, economic satisfaction, and peace.

This theology, which had dominated Catholic ecclesiology since the Protestant Reformation, limited theology to a deductive logical exercise, emphasized submission to authority, and conceived the church in strictly juridical and hierarchical terms.

In commentary on the Bhagavad Gita, Bhaktivedanta emphasized that submission was crucial to spiritual advancement.

Martin himself suggested instead that Cossa be identified as a Neapolitan cardinal, thus emphasizing instead his submission.

Where secularists cherish autonomy and choice as qualities that make life meaningful, religionists often emphasize self-abnegation and submission to a higher power.

That organization, The FAMiLY LEADER (they've consigned the "I" to lowercase to emphasize the individual's submission before God), involves a PAC, a nonprofit and, more recently, a Presidential Lecture Series that introduces potential presidential candidates to three audiences, in three Iowa cities, over the course of a day.

Shortly after the civil trial, the Department of Justice published a report detailing how the police fostered a "culture that emphasizes force and complete submission over safety".

We believe that our initial submission did not emphasize the novel nature of our method for high resolution mapping of Chd1 and PolII.

It is important to emphasize that Refseq selections will only happen after submission to INSDC databases and does not require a separate user-directed process.

I would like to again emphasize that the study described in the revised submission is the first discovery of this activity associated with an ubiquitous gene currently annotated as encoding conventional MDDs.