Sentence examples for sectarian bias from inspiring English sources

They enjoyed their jobs and did them without sectarian bias.

Many religiously affiliated schools across the country are known for turning out well-educated students and teaching core subjects without a sectarian bias.

Observers and participants in the Syrian conflict are often on the look-out for even the slightest hint of sectarian bias in reports on events there.

According to The Associated Press, Iraq's sports institutions are underfinanced, and their officials often stand accused of sectarian bias and corruption.

The complaints, coming largely from Shiites and aimed at the Arab world's Sunni leaders, hinted at a sectarian bias against Iraq, where Shiites are about 60percentt of the population.

Many insurgents who are lumped into the group, they say, are Sunnis who simply need money or who are angered by the sectarian bias of Iraqi security forces, but who have no wider allegiance to Al Qaeda.

Sectarian biases have sometimes been a problem.

In addition, trainers would be able to watch more closely for sectarian biases and abuses.

But as they turned into cynical dictatorships, failing at war and governance, they, too, entrenched sectarian biases.

He said that those he met in Baghdad, including Mr Jaafari, agreed that the three key posts should go to "technocrats" free of sectarian and ethnic bias.

But he is hurt at his treatment by some of the country's mullahs, who are jealous of his fundraising power and suspicious of his lack of sectarian or ethnic bias in attending to the people who turn to him for help.