Sentence examples for religious academy from inspiring English sources

The law, in effect since 2002, granted exemptions to tens of thousands of religious academy students.

One struck a house and another fell near a religious academy causing damage but no injury, the Israeli military said.

One of the few schools to stay open was a religious academy, led by a marabout, or Koranic teacher, named Baba Moulay al Arby.

There is too much choice – state, private, selective, religious, academy, home-schooling, wolves – and they all come loaded with political and social baggage.

In 1988, Eli Sadan, a rabbi and a disciple of Tzvi Yehuda Kook, established Bnei David, a post-high-school mechina, or religious academy, in the settlement of Eli, for students who would soon enter the Army.

The tradition in Najaf and its religious academy, called the Hawza, is to keep a measured distance from politics, to live a pious and ascetic life and intervene only occasionally in political affairs.

Though they have no yeshivas, or religious academies, they have begun studying at home.

Influential religious academies were led by the sages Hillel and Shammai in the 1st century ad.

Becoming religious academies will not take away these kinds of privileges.

Many of the Talibs are young Pakistanis or Arabs trained at madrassas -- religious academies -- around Peshawar.

Although state "faith schools" will automatically and permanently become religious academies, state community schools will not automatically become secular academies and may even acquire a religious sponsor and become religious academies.