Sentence examples for liberal branch from inspiring English sources
He and his wife, Helen, worshipped at a liberal branch of the Presbyterian Church, and Mrs. Walton was even an early abortion rights advocate.
Reform rabbis voted today to adopt new guidelines on conversion, a decision that reflected in part how interest in traditional rituals within Judaism's largest liberal branch, the Reform movement, has been growing.
A week before the Dastyari story broke, Fairfax reported the West Australian Liberal branch had benefited through contacts with Julie Bishop from $500,000 worth of donations in the past two years from Chinese businessmen, including Huang.
2.52am BST Here is just a small taste of the influence of lobbyists in the NSW Liberal branch, notwithstanding Tony Abbott's move in his first Cabinet meeting to remove so-called third party lobbyists from the Liberal Party.
Even more controversially, he has taken to attacking Kemal Kilicdaroglu, the leader of the main pro-secular opposition Republican People's Party (CHP), for being an Alevi, a liberal branch of Shia Islam with 20m adherents in Turkey with the subtext that he is not "a real Muslim".
Meanwhile within the left-centre Labour party, which forms the other half of the coalition government, the strongest voices for anti-inflationary monetary policy are those who belong to the centrist liberal branch of the party, such as Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the finance minister.
"Clearly the division nationally is reflected in the local Liberal branches in Whitlam.
Abbott is facing a revolt in Liberal branches in his electorate over the plan to redevelop the former defence site.
Currie said she faced resistance from the local Liberal branches which "didn't want to run a candidate in the first place".
One of the defining features of Orthodox Judaism, compared with the other, more liberal branches, is the insistence on strict distinctions between men and women.
First published as a single volume in 1981 and issued in a revised edition in 2005, Rabbi Plaut's Torah has become a touchstone for Judaism's liberal branches.
