Sentence examples for religious recognition from inspiring English sources

Institutional exclusion fueled a demand for religious recognition, and did much to unite and segregate Muslims.

At a time when many struggle to find love, we cannot in good conscience deprive those who have found it, but are of the same gender, of the full legal and religious recognition that they deserve as spouses.

The third was religious: achieving recognition as Hindu, Muslim, and Sikh communities.

The Cenotaph, which dates from 1920, was deliberately designed as a secular state monument bearing no religious symbols in recognition of the wide diversity of the fallen.

Kashmiri Shaivism, also called Pratyabhijna (Sanskrit: "Recognition"), religious and philosophical system of India that worships the god Shiva as the supreme reality.

What the ruling family could exploit, but rarely has, analysts say, is the religious establishment's recognition that it is only through the grace of the Al-Sauds that it has veto power over social affairs.

However, it also has to be noted that what stops all of these idealist thinkers and poets from, in the final instance, being "religious", is their recognition of the not-yetness of the trends and tendencies latent within the human spirit.

I then recognised him as Mr Smyth, formerly of the English bar, who had contended with quiet passion on behalf of a religious body that recognition of same-sex marriages would undermine the institution of marriage and violate the right to freedom of religion.

In addition to religious festivities, giving recognition to significant dates and anniversaries connected to a political party also creates identity-positionings for party leaders and the party itself.

But the notion that the government can't ask them to submit a form confirming their desire to be exempt from a government-mandated health care program expands the concept of religious freedom beyond recognition.

It was erected on Wednesday with religious pomp but little recognition from a government prone to whitewash one of Russia's darkest eras.