Sentence examples for religious land from inspiring English sources

That stands for the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act of 2000.

It is not only among the holiest places in this deeply religious land.

Last week, Mr. Ferro sued the county in federal court, asserting that the church's constitutional rights and a new federal religious land use law had been violated.

Congress appears to agree, and last fall it passed the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act, which exempts religious groups from laws that excessively burden religious exercise.

Your July 27 editorial "Religion and Its Landmarks" was on the mark calling for Congressional hearings on the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act.

This belies the reality that necessitated enactment last year of the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act to protect houses of worship from discriminatory zoning practices.

These remarkable statistics were highlighted by Sister Claire McGowan, a Dominican Sister of Peace, at a recent conference, "Leadership for Sustainable Religious Lands: Tilling a Future of Hope".

Æthelburh's possession of these lands foreshadows Cynethryth's control of religious lands, and the pattern was continued in the early ninth century by Cwoenthryth, the daughter of King Coenwulf.

The conference was an outgrowth of "religious lands days" at the Festival of Faiths in Louisville, which is an internationally respected project of the Center for Interfaith Relations, the organization founded by Christina Lee Brown and others in the mid-1990s athehe time the city's Cathedral of the Assumption was undergoing massive restoration.

In addition to trampling cultural and religious rights, land was seized and redistributed to Polish military veterans, in hopes of reigning in the east.Among those regions Volyn stood out, explains Yaroslav Hrytsak, a Lviv-based historian.

I remarked that many people in Iran, and in other parts of the world, had different views from His Holiness on such matters as religious liberty, land reform, and the role of women.