Sentence examples for faith reported from inspiring English sources

Other non-recognized religions, such as the Baha'i faith, reported that their followers did not face harassment and that the authorities facilitated the legalization of their activities.

Some pensioners are also ready to argue in court that the speed of Detroit's filing shows that the city didn't negotiate in good faith, reported Bloomberg News.

Faith reported having to stop attending support group when she relocated to live with another carer: "I could no longer attend because when I moved here I could not afford the five rand [South African — approximately US$0.50] to get to the support group, it will actually be a $1 [US] gone in total so Granny said she does not have the money" (Faith, girl, 11 years).

In a 60-page legal submission, seen by the Guardian, the Orgreave Truth and Justice Campaign said many people had no faith reporting crime to the police, and that the mistrust continued through to the children and grandchildren of miners.

Speaking at an AFSCME council meeting Monday, state Rep. Tim Greimel (D-Auburn Hills) also accused Orr and Snyder of not negotiating in good faith, reports Crain's Detroit Business.

3. (C) During the press conference announcing the upcoming release of the "apostolic constitution" that will set the implementing mechanism to bring in particular groups of Anglicans, Cardinal Levada--Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith reported that Archbishop Rowan Williams knew about the Vatican decision "a month earlier".

While many faiths report drop-offs in membership, Mormon numbers are rising, with a reported five-million-plus in the United States and 11.5 million worldwide, said Scott Trotter, the northeast media relations manager for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Ms. Consolo is a shrewd self-promoter: She has her own slogan ("You Need Faith") and a newsletter (The Faith Report).

Roberts said that the nurses filed the complaint as a personal vendetta rather than as a good faith reporting of facts.

The law in New York protects veterinarians who make good faith reports of suspected cruelty, granting them immunity from criminal and civil liability.

Any person who in "good faith" reports suspected terrorist activities or suspicious behavior that is later proved unwarranted would be protected against civil lawsuits under the House bill.