Sentence examples for imposition of religious from inspiring English sources

The imposition of religious representativeness in politics is a scourge.

Richard Dawkins in The God Delusion considers the imposition of religious belief on children one of the main objections to theism.

The second picture shows a group in the same street the following day protesting at the imposition of religious education who are being beaten by police in full riot gear.

Its rival, the Fatah-led Palestheian Authority in the West Bank, uses any hint of the imposition of religious law as evidence that Hamas is not capable of running a responsible, modern government.

The language is carefully chosen and constructed to avoid mention of religion, or the imposition of religious beliefs in the classroom.

The fourth limb proscribes the imposition of religious tests to qualify for any Commonwealth office or public trust.

The confrontation over the imposition of Islamic religious principles in family matters has been brewing since December, when the Governing Council, led by the representative of a conservative Shiite party, allowed each major religious group to apply its own traditions to family affairs.

Other scholars, recalling the historical imposition of hegemonic religious and political visions of salvation and citizenship, fear the elevation of any canonical account of existing human virtues, in favor of visions that prize people's capacity to shape their own ideals through reason, autonomy, and democratic deliberation (Sparrow, 2014; Buchanan 2011).

What the Constitution does not support is the imposition of their religious beliefs on other people; nor does it support penalizing citizens who hold different beliefs by limiting or denying rights.

From a perspective of self-interest, minority groups want to be protected and insulated from the impositions of majority religious practice.

The daily newspaper Corriere della Sera compared the pope's position to the Taliban's imposition of its strict religious laws in Afghanistan.