Sentence examples for introducing religion from inspiring English sources
The father had the traditional Yankee unease about introducing religion into political life.
In another case currently before Turkey's highest court, AKP and its leadership are charged with introducing religion into government and violating the secular principles on which the Turkish state was founded.
The Justice and Development Party survived a legal challenge in 2008 when the constitutional court found the party and its leadership guilty of introducing religion into government and violating the secular principles on which the Turkish state was founded.
It did give a sop to Islam by introducing religion in schools; but that was a modest concession, made from a position of strength.Compared with its Arab counterparts, Turkey's secular order has deep roots, going back to the creation of a republic by Mustafa Kemal in 1923.
She has a particularly interesting (and to me new and shocking) section on the liberties taken by Darwin's early translators, who seem to have felt themselves quite free to write polemic of their own into the text, introducing religion or Lamarck, leaving out sentences they disagreed with and adding chapters of their own.
It may seem plausible that evolutionists themselves use a fallacy when introducing religion in evolutionary debate.
DefCon did not introduce religion into the hardball advertising of politics.
Opponents say they are a veiled attempt to introduce religion in public schools, and violate the Constitution.
Vidmar warned Williams that if he continued trying to introduce religion into the classroom he would be disciplined.
Jinnah, far from wishing to introduce religion into South Asian politics, deeply resented the way Gandhi brought spiritual sensibilities into the political discussion, and once told him, as recorded by one colonial governor, that "it was a crime to mix up politics and religion the way he had done".
The Republicans are supported by a reactionary right wing seeking to turn back Roe v. Wade and introduce religion into the schools; they support the bearing of arms by anybody and everybody, and oppose one of the foundations of our democracy: separation of church and state.
