Sentence examples for message of the role from inspiring English sources

This dialogue reinforced John Paul II's message of the role of religion in public life (he was the first pope to visit a mosque), and it would be a major accomplishment if future popes could follow in Benedict's footsteps in furthering that legacy.

But some of Day's closest supporters are critical of how conservatives interpret her message on the role of government.

Following this study, GHWA convened a global consultation of programme managers, policy makers and experts in 2010 to develop a broad agreement on key messages on the role of CHWs in health service delivery.

It is the message of the preacher, a role Hillary Rodham Clinton has filled many times delivering guest sermons from the pulpits of United Methodist churches".

At the end of the body copy both conditions read an identical message describing the role of the habitat movement in addressing residential problems (see Appendix).

Planned Parenthood, as my colleague Pam Belluck reported, accused Komen of bowing to pressure from anti-abortion rights activists, prompting a passionate online discussion from both sides of the abortion debate, as well as thousands of online messages lamenting the role of politics in women's health care.

But she also embraced the opportunity to reinforce her message: that the role of women in peace-work is essential.

But, in the Independent, Steve Richards hailed a speech that sought "to move the centre-ground leftwards with a genuinely new message about the role of government".

And the message about the role of women tends to hue closely to tradition, even in cases where the messenger does not.

"Those voters are typically public workers and pensioners and these people are sensitive to a message emphasising the role of the state," says Mr Bernard.

In doing so, the Lakers also sent a message about the role of the coach inside their organization.