Sentence examples for religious case from inspiring English sources

There is a solid religious case for this declaration.

And the news media should be as careful not to echo the partisan language of adversaries in the religious case as in the political arena.

There is one more perverse way in which the Woodhead polling strengthens the religious case for caution in changing the law.

Ms Coombs is accused of provoking the "religious case" by brandishing a pistol and claiming that her bag had been snatched.

Mr. Meacham has already recorded essays for the show on the history of anger and hate in American politics and the religious case for separation of church and state.

In his book "From Your Gods to Our Gods" Professor Marco Ventura compares the relationship of religion and law in Britain, South Africa and India, noting a swelling body of religious case law in all three countries.

In religious cases, there is often an unwritten rule that what happens in church stays there, with disputes handled by the church elders or the minister.

The solution, even in recent mainland histories, is to skate very quickly over the missionary killings, which are referred to as jiaoan, or "religious cases".

Aughton Ainsworth, a Manchester based law firm with a long track record of taking on controversial religious cases, have been hired by Anglican Mainstream to issue legal proceedings against both Boris Johnson and CBS Outdoor.

The religious cases against the ACA pit two different interests against each other: the desire of religious organizations to have their employees adhere to a set of religious principles, and the interest of women to obtain a full range of basic healthcare.

"Many churches and pastors frankly don't speak out on the moral issues of the day for the fear they may be regarded by the I.R.S. as too political," said Colby M. May, Washington director of the American Center for Law and Justice, which works on religious cases.