Sentence examples for established aspect from inspiring English sources

"One should remember that enslaving the families of the [non-believers] and taking their women as concubines is a firmly established aspect of the sharia, that if one were to deny or mock, he would be denying or mocking the verses of the Qur'an and the narrations of the prophet," the article said, adding that mothers were not separated from their young children.

Its English-language magazine Dabiq contains arguments that enslaving disbelievers is "a firmly established aspect of the Sharia that if one were to deny or mock, he would be... thereby apostatizing from Islam".

Other factors that may explain the differences in findings may be that travel distances are often short in the Netherlands [ 28] and, unlike in the United Kingdom, planned home birth has always been a well established aspect of the maternity care system.

The scene where poisonous fumes were emitted by Dr. Secare was inspired by the case of Gloria Ramirez, which occurred in California in February 1994; Carter remembered this when writing the script, and it became an established aspect of the mythology in subsequent seasons.

Although donor-assisted conception is an established aspect of assisted reproduction in many countries, little attention appears to have been given to the interests of gamete donors in relation to their donor offspring.

"But I feel that sarcasm and exaggeration and hyperbole – these are established aspects of language and communication.

"I would think all of those things are pretty firmly established aspects of her legacy, regardless of this matter".

One of the well established aspects of the development of the central nervous system (CNS) is that neurogenesis precedes gliogenesis.

As the development of efficient semidefinite programming algorithms date from the early nineties, there is a lack of teaching experience in this field (at least when it is compared with other well established aspects of control theory).

Issues such as running rights and traffic exchange are well established aspects which the authors are opaque on.

The policies and procedures embodied in a department's structures are lasting, established aspects of culture that (sometimes implicitly) indicate what is considered important.