Sentence examples for faith state from inspiring English sources

Groups including faith, state, and free schools wishing to open an establishment would have to persuade the director, and compete on the basis of quality and cost effectiveness, rather than the ideological values of the secretary of state, Labour says.

In some cases, what is alleged to be happening would be acceptable or expected in faith state schools, but not in a normal school.

The Council of Nicaea, in May 325, declared Arius a heretic after he refused to sign the formula of faith stating that Christ was of the same divine nature as God.

This latter axiom of faith states that those who have obtained property are free to exploit it as they desire, with no obligation to others.

The commission recognized that the Nicene Creed has been universally accepted as containing the essential teachings of the faith and that the faith stated by the creed is shared by some "non-creedal churches" that are wary of "fixed" or "imposed" forms.

Orban has explicitly argued that refugees should be turned away because of their Islamic faith, stating that "Europe and European culture have Christian roots".

They then mail you a bogus check on "faith" stating that they are "trusting you" and when the money arrives they give the bank just enough information so that the check looks like it clears.

On 24 July 2003, the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith stated, "Given the centrality of the celebration of the Eucharist in the life of a priest, one must proceed with great caution before admitting to Holy Orders those candidates unable to ingest gluten or alcohol without serious harm".

Interfaith Alliance Hawaii, made up of people of Christian, Jewish and Buddhist faiths, stated their support for the bill and argued it did not "endanger [civil unions opponents'] concept of marriage or family values".

Joseph L. Hoffmann and Nancy J. King have more faith in state court judges than I have, especially in states in which judges are elected.

Adherents of the initiative acknowledge that government-led, top-down approaches might have little impact on local communities that have little faith in state institutions with a weak sense of personal agency and little trust in information provided by the state [9].