Sentence examples for establishment of a secular from inspiring English sources
Because it stressed the establishment of a secular state, however, Zionism was yet another example of the secularization of Jewish life and of Jewish messianism.
The establishment of a secular republic which separated church and state did not end prejudice.
Since Voltaire and notably since the establishment of a secular republic in 1905, France has regarded religions as systems of belief which can be freely criticised and ridiculed.
In 1889, soon after Italy's establishment of a secular republic, a group of Roman students, with the help of eminent thinkers from across Europe — Victor Hugo, Herbert Spencer, Ernst Haeckel, Henrik Ibsen — raised a statue in his honor in the Campo de' Fiori.
Libya was supposed to be a different kind of intervention, with a much lighter footprint, more enthusiastic international support, and a realistic hope for the establishment of a secular democratic regime in the wake of the conflict.
Matar was outspoken against the government's human rights violations, giving interviews to human rights organisations and foreign media including one on 26 April with AJE on the arrest of several health workers and another on 1 May with BBC in which he called for "establishment of a secular democracy in Bahrain".
With the establishment of a modern, secular Turkey, literature took on an even greater role.
Despite Westernizing influences in Turkey and the establishment of a democratic, secular government in 1923 after centuries of Ottoman rule, the country's art remained fairly untouched by modernism during Mr. Dogancay's childhood.
It was formed in 1981 and seeks the establishment of a pluralist, secular republic.
"Both Israel and the Turkish military establishment want a secular Turkey, so they are fighting for the same thing".
Coupled with other reforms of Turkey's Constitutional Court, Mr. Erdogan's proposal portends the most extensive refashioning of the political system since the establishment of the secular republic in 1923.
