Sentence examples for religious constraints from inspiring English sources

He dismisses the commonplace that this was born of the lack of religious constraints.

Young, ill-trained men, fighting far from home, are freed from social and religious constraints.

In addition to the Guangdong killings, many Uighurs have bristled at a steady tightening of religious constraints, including a ban on prayer at weddings, said Sophie Richardson, Asian advocacy director in Washington for Human Rights Watch.

Exchanging the religious constraints of her small-town home for an easygoing campus dorm, Michaela acquires a boyfriend (Nicholas Reinke), a best friend (Anna Blomeier) and a social life.

Efforts to match our actions with our best intentions are continually sabotaged by a loosening of social and religious constraints as well as a culture that encourages and prizes individual self-fulfillment.

Therefore, an improved cooking method that is different from existing practices has less appeal wherever the people using traditional cookstoves are bound to follow the existing practices because of economic, social, and religious constraints [26].

One wonders whether, in the land of Dostoevsky, the argument was about what happens when religious constraint is removed – let alone the disciplining constraint of the party.

The original idea of the United States was, of course, to create a refuge for people seeking freedom from onerous taxation and religious constraint.

Chinese authorities called the incident a terrorist attack and swiftly tightened security throughout the region; Uighur activists and human rights groups say the act may have been a violent protest against religious and cultural constraints.

So women who find themselves without a man's income struggle, especially because the kingdom's strict religious and cultural constraints make it hard for women to find jobs.

He doesn't believe that democracy is perverted because of people's actual inherent perversions, because of their inclination to narrow ideological, religious, or emotional constraints—or even their love of or need for them.