Sentence examples for policy on prayer from inspiring English sources

"Our goal is for the Bureau of Prisons to change its national policy on prayer," said Shima Baradaran, a lawyer with Kirkland & Ellis in Manhattan, who is representing Rabbi Samet pro bono.

In 2006, while a chaplain in the Navy, he was court-martialed for wearing his uniform when protesting the Navy's policies on prayer.

Spiritual counsel centering on one prayer.

Some religious conservatives, disillusioned by President Clinton's political survival and the failure of the Republican-controlled Congress to change national policy on abortion, school prayer and gay rights, have advocated a retreat into the life of the church and the family.

The party's Wuppertal branch praised the high school's policy on Muslim students' prayer, according to Al Jazeera, calling it an "interesting and "sensible" measure.

In contrast to the other four, his contact with the president has been focused more on policy than prayer.

The court, venturing into the realm of prophesy, decides that it "need not wait for the inevitable" and invalidates the district's policy on its face.... First, the court misconstrues the nature of the "majoritarian election" permitted by the policy as being an election on "prayer" and "religion"...

They were particularly alarmed that the Israeli police commissioner told a newspaper this month that "every Jew who wishes to pray at the Temple Mount can pray on the Temple Mount," though his subordinates said afterward that did not change the police policy on the ground preventing non-Muslim prayer.

Features on prayer and patriotism attracted readers.

Some universities seem keener on prayer than study.

And I have relied on prayer consistently throughout my life.