Sentence examples for practise religion from inspiring English sources

Yet those young people who still practise religion tend to do so in rather zealous and culturally conservative ways.

SECULAR Syria has long been one of the freest places in the Middle East to practise religion.

State control is absolute; if Tibetans protest, the right to work, freedom of association and the right to practise religion are taken away.

Little known as they are, the Mourides might have a lot to teach the rest of the world not only about how to respond to globalisation, but how to practise religion in a peaceful way.

The training is tailored to gauge employees' misconceptions and uses videos of migrants' stories in the local area and information about how people practise religion in their country of origin.

It is to create a peaceful and just society, with Islamic scholars over centuries citing its core aims: the freedom to practise religion; protection of life; safeguarding intellect; maintaining lineage and individual rights.

An M&S spokesperson had told the  Telegraph: "We recognise that some of our employees practise religions that restrict the food or drink they can handle, or that mean they cannot work at certain times.

It was the only practising religion in Rwanda uncompromised by the genocide.

Nor is it only the revival of the numbers practising religion that will increasingly shape the environment.

In his speech in Cairo last year, America's Barack Obama said that "it is important for Western countries to avoid impeding Muslim citizens from practising religion as they see fit for instance, by dictating what clothes a Muslim woman should wear".

Likewise, it is important for western countries to avoid impeding Muslim citizens from practising religion as they see fit– for instance, by dictating what clothes a Muslim woman should wear.