Sentence examples for religious entities from inspiring English sources

And the courts would be required to give religious entities favored treatment.

The latter commitment comes under strain when laws offer religious entities an economic subsidy to the detriment of secular competitors.

That exemption covers only religious entities that hire co-religionists, serve co-religionists and exist to promote religious teaching.

It should firmly declare that the First Amendment does not exempt religious entities from accountability for exposing children to harm.

But the First Amendment is not a license for religious entities to impose their dogma on society through the law.

To exempt religious groups from obeying is not a protection of religion, but a granting of power to religious entities at the cost of all their neighbors.

"When a religious entity enters the picture, prosecutors get very nervous".

"The conscience clause is an important model because it makes a distinction between what truly is a religious entity that deserves protection and what are entities that are essentially public, with religious affiliations".

Crudely unpacking them, "Turk" meant Muslim, Arab, infidel, the threat from without; a Jew was the enemy within, someone who, even if born and raised in your hometown, was part of another political as well as religious entity; the Jews of a city were referred to not as a community but as "the Jewish nation".

For more than a century, historians and linguists have debated whether the Jewish people are a racial group, a cultural and religious entity, or something else.

The article referred to the constitutionally mandated separation between church and state in Japan; it should also have said that Japanese tax law does not prevent a religious entity from engaging in political activity. ED. ED