Sentence examples for future persecution from inspiring English sources

When Jesus, in an incident recorded in Matthew, says to Mary, "What have I to do with you?", you are unsure whether it is a mark of filial indifference or a means of protecting her against future persecution.

On 5 January they appealed to the BIA once more by noting that a ruling in another case suggested "the favorable exercise of discretion is warranted for humanitarian reasons [emphasis in the original] even if there is little likelihood of future persecution".

Back at Rabaa, the mood was defiant; the massacre seemed to have only strengthened the protesters' resolve to stay, particularly as many felt it was the only way to avoid future persecution of the Muslim Brotherhood.

Additionally, because decisions about ongoing protection are based around risk of future persecution in Iraq, issues relating to living difficulties in Australia, the subject of this research, bear little relevance.

Joachim formulated a view of successive past and future persecutions of the Christian church that inspired him to propose the appearance of a succession of "antichrists" (e.g., Nero, Muhammad, and Saladin) before the arrival of the great Antichrist.

This was a conscious decision by Mandela to make a peace offering -- to offer a clear message of national unity, of magnanimity, of a future without persecution on any side.

To win political asylum, foreign nationals must prove to a judge that they have been persecuted in the past or have a well-founded fear of persecution in the future based on five specific statutory grounds: race, religion, nationality, political opinion or membership in a particular social group.

And with the future uncertain and memories of persecution fresh, almost no one is yet sure how to give the guns up, even as they acknowledge that much of their former ruler's arsenal would be better not loose.

Moving to Cambodia provides an opportunity for you and your family to start a new life in a safe country, free from persecution and violence, and build your future," the letter says.

Yet the future of the Rohingya refugees, who are fleeing persecution and systemic ethnic and religious violence in Myanmar, remains unclear.

The LeJ is rising as a confident, self-reliant, invincible and ambitious power that will lead in the near future Balochistan's march toward Islamization and expulsion or persecution of religious and sectarian minorities.