Even members of the Muslim Brotherhood, the most organized political opposition group in Egypt, were difficult to pinpoint in that crowd, having camouflaged their usual religious bearing in deference to the nonideological tone set by the protest's young organizers.
They were showing deference to religious doctrines that should have no place in the law).
That version of the commercial gave way to one using Wagner (in deference to religious objections, a spokeswoman for American Standard said).
Frank Alberti, one of six Babylon town lawyers, said that state courts expected local zoning boards to give greater deference to religious institutions than to commercial or residential owners.
In Turkey, officially a secular government but now ruled by an Islamic party, the teaching of evolution has largely disappeared, at least below the university level, and the science curriculum in public schools is written in deference to religious beliefs, Dr. Edis said.
We're taking a half-day today out of deference to religious tradition and simply because we're all really sleepy and cold here in the northeast.
So too, the Chief Justice has himself written opinions that articulate the substantial deference that religious entities should be given in the hiring of their own personnel be they styled his ministers priests rabbis grandma's or something else.
Romney exemplifies the party's cowardice on this front, its continued deference to the religious extremists who get king-size beds and down-stuffed duvets in the tent.
Critics of the ban on gays say the national council holds to it in deference to the religious conservatives, particularly those in the Mormon church, who dominate scouting.
Gilmour Lewis's visits to the Yalung in 1951, 1953, and 1954 led to a 1955 British expedition led by Charles Evans, under the auspices of the Royal Geographical Society and the Alpine Club (London), which stopped within a few yards of the actual summit in deference to the religious beliefs and wishes of the Sikkimese.
