Sentence examples for religious compliance from inspiring English sources

This week, she's in Pakistan, where the catwalk is a battleground for creativity and religious compliance.

Also the standardization of the religious compliance aspects of these securities needs work, analysts say.

I've really enjoyed the whole creative process and there are several standouts for me: the drama of the Boston Massacre, which is the end of the first Act of the show; the romantic duets; the comic song "Religious Compliance"; if I had to choose just one, for somewhat sentimental reasons, it would be the little satire of King George having tea, which opens the show.

The government does not explain how it could possibly justify heaping enormous penalties on religious entities when compliance would still not achieve the government's objective without the "voluntary" cooperation of church-related entities with no legal obligation to cooperate.

In a similar study, again suffering from a low participation rate (37.2%), language, extended family, non-compliance, religious customs and culturally inappropriate food and nursing gender roles were mentioned as problematic [ 31].

A provision on women's equality was left out to avoid a dispute after ultraconservatives insisted that women's equality should be qualified by compliance with religious laws.

To Munch: Pickles That Follow The Rules Kosher dill refers to a style of pickle, not its compliance with religious dietary rules.

The District Court accepted the argument that narrower regulation would be unenforceable because of the secrecy in the Santeria rituals and the lack of any central religious authority to require compliance with secular disposal regulations.

Children of parents who were members of a social club, for example, a sports club or a religious organization had high compliance (P = 0.003).

The debate over what, precisely, this includes is longstanding (and has led to the growth of a cottage industry of sharia-compliance advisors: religious scholars who rule on the acceptability of financial products and innovations and often charge sizable fees for doing so).

Many Muslim fundamentalists would use the coercive powers of government to force compliance with their religious beliefs.