Sentence examples for imposed on religious from inspiring English sources

Necessary and proportionate restrictions could be imposed on religious freedoms, the judgment said.

Safeguarding access avoids imposing one religious view on everyone.

You can be someone inspired by beliefs, but not constrained by the limits we impose on religious language, or the jokes we pull out of simplified views of those we choose not to understand.

In states where same-sex 'marriage' has been imposed on society, the religious freedoms of those who support marriage between one man and one woman have been threatened.

The "lone wolf" concept doesn't buffer European and American Muslims against the collective guilt that so many right-wingers gleefully impose on their religious identity.

JERUSALEM — Israel's centrist Yesh Atid Party introduced civil union legislation on Tuesday that would give same-sex couples access to the rights of marriage and free heterosexual ones from the religious strictures imposed on marriage.

The Workplace Religious Freedom Act would revise and strengthen the existing requirements imposed on employers to accommodate the religious practices of their employees.

In Carrie's case, school ought to have been a liberation in itself, by contrast with the repressive religious practice imposed on her by her mother.

The religious conservatism imposed on Bryant in childhood found expression in pious doggerel; the political conservatism of his father stimulated "The Embargo" (1808), in which the 13-year-old poet demanded the resignation of President Jefferson.

Jihad, also spelled jehad, ("struggle," or "battle"), a religious duty imposed on Muslims to spread Islam by waging war; jihad has come to denote any conflict waged for principle or belief and is often translated to mean "holy war".

But it appears that even Denmark and its Lutheran Church must impose limits on religious freedom.