Sentence examples for heinous practices from inspiring English sources

However, for that to happen, enough Muslims will need to realise that much of what passes as Islam – whether it is wearing a burqa, sex-segregation in public/private, stoning to death, killing a woman in the name of "honour" or the several other heinous practices associated with Islam – are not mentioned in or sanctioned by the Qur'an.

No law has done more to reform health insurance and protect consumers against the industry's most heinous practices than the Affordable Care Act.

These heinous practices feed a rot that lies at the heart of abusive, ineffective and self-defeating police and security services.

The Twelve Tribes identify as Christian but endorse heinous practices like segregation (they say that multiculturalism is "just not reasonable"), misogyny (they believe that women were "created to complete man"), and some pretty questionable treatment of children (they've been at the center of controversies relating both to corporeal punishment of kids and underage labour).

The Twelve Tribes identify as Christian but endorse heinous practices like segregation (they say that multiculturalism is "just not reasonable"), misogyny (they believe that women were "created to complete man"), and some pretty questionable treatment of children (they've been at the center of controversies relating both to corporeal punishment of kids and underage labor).

At each stage in the murderous process lay a series of unethical and heinous practices with many psychiatrists demonstrating a profound commitment to the atrocities playing central, pivotal roles critical to the success of Nazi policy.

"But he opposes taxpayer-subsidized abortion, supports parental notification and opposes the heinous practice of partial-birth abortion.

Earlier this month, Amnesty International began a campaign to abolish what it calls the "heinous practice" of executing juvenile offenders.

WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report)—Former Vice-President Dick Cheney on Tuesday called upon the nations of the world to "once and for all ban the despicable and heinous practice of publishing torture reports".

Such solidary is essential: despite South Africa being the first country in Africa to legalize same-sex marriage, homophobia remains rampant there, and "Faces" includes portraits of women who have survived the heinous practice of "corrective" rape.

But in Qalizal, hashish's sedating effect has led to a heinous practice, which virtually ensures the enslavement of a next generation of carpet weavers.