Sentence examples for religious contributors from inspiring English sources

The BBC Trust said yesterday that only allowing religious contributors on the slot did not breach editorial guidelines on impartiality.

The BBC's governing body has rejected a series of complaints about a ban on non-religious contributors to the Radio 4 Today programme's Thought for the Day.

The BBC Trust has rejected calls for non-religious contributors to be allowed on Radio 4's Thought for the Day.

Some studies discuss lack of privacy, discomfort with sexuality, fear of judgement and religious rationale as contributors to embarrassment.

(Wood, in fact, notes that a large majority of Muslims reject ISIS, and neither Cohen nor Wood entirely dismisses political and socioeconomic contributors to religious extremism).

Father Flannery, a regular contributor to religious publications, said he planned to make his case public at a news conference here on Sunday.

Talk To Action contributor and Military Religious Freedom Foundation Senior Research Director Chris Rodda makes a brief appearance in the Al Jazeera special report as well.

Part of the reason that many women are without birth control is that many countries limit access due to religious or political reasons, while another contributor is poverty.

Jack Miles, Director of Religious Studies at UC Irvine, is a contributor to the forthcoming (October 22) UC report, "Bending the Curve," on scalable measures to mitigate climate change.

We call for repeal of requirements that religious organizations send government any personal information about their contributors.

"Who deals with a guy that the feds are already watching?" the contributor wrote on an inconspicuous blog, whose name and Internet address the blog's administrators asked a reporter not to identify, saying that the protection of contributors' and readers' identities was crucial in a religious community where violations of communal privacy codes were not tolerated.