Sentence examples for including in matters of from inspiring English sources

Here Turkey has shown the way, with a mildly Islamist ruling party accepting constitutional checks and balances, including in matters of mosque and state.

Would an attack on Iran be legally different, and if so, how? 4. Are there any circumstances — including in matters of detention, surveillance, interrogation and troop deployments — under which you believe that presidents have the constitutional power as commander in chief to bypass laws in order to take an action they think is necessary to protect national security?

Freedom of expression is also crucial to the development of young people, including in matters of sexual orientation and gender identity.

King Władysław, although a tolerant ruler including in matters of religion, was like his father disinclined to involve the Commonwealth in the Thirty Years' War.

During the public comment period, even Bush's own administration--in this case, the agency charged with protecting against discrimination including in matters of religious freedom--came out in opposition to the regs.

And yet, despite all that, the election could hinge on the conservative ideals that Moore still claims to represent, including in the matter of abortion; many of the state's voters, across party lines, are pro-life.

The President is also responsible for representing the Parliament externally, including in legal matters, and for the application of the rules of procedure.

All judges in the division are expected to work across a range of matters, including in the criminal division of the court of appeal, and for around half the year they are "on circuit" trying serious crime, he explained.

On Monday (June 27), the church's website included a statement proclaiming neutrality in matters of party politics but said the church still reserves "the right as an institution to address, in a nonpartisan way, issues that it believes have significant community or moral consequences or that directly affect the interests of the church".

This minority and the ruling Orthodox rabbinate hold that biblical law supersedes the law of the state and have succeeded in imposing it on society in many areas, including intimate matters of family law, diet and Sabbath observance.

The new methodology directly and non-invasively affords spatially resolved assessments of organic matter preservation and microscale chemical diversity within any geologically preserved terrestrial or extraterrestrial sample, including in the use of organic matter in technological applications.