'secular governance' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a system of governing or managing a country, society, or group without relying on religious principles or tradition. For example, "This country has embraced secular governance which allows for freedom of religion."
Such groups have two hallmarks: on one hand, they regard Islamic governance as being superior, ultimately, to secular governance.
"You have people who for a long time have felt that they want their secular governance and their identity respected," Mr. Kerry said.
He is not an especially political animal but he knows what he doesn't like the authoritarian Islamism which seems to be threatening Turkey's secular governance.
He treasures secular governance, reasoned argument, pluralism, tolerance (except of the humorless or the boring) and freedom, and loathes the wicked isms of oppression — communism, imperialism, racism and above all totalitarianism.
Now you might think that in parts of the world where secular governance and Christianity are so intertwined, the display of Christian symbols by the staff of national institutions would be uncontroversial, perhaps even encouraged.
The second is less advertised than the first, but is undeniable: a largely secular governance, which – though the Left by no means eschewed vote-bank politics – did not foster religious polarisation.
Ryan Cummings, security analyst at risk consultancy firm Red24, said: "It fulfils their initial mandate, which is to topple Nigeria's secular government and the Western tenants which underpinned that governance structure".
A secular government, focused on Tuareg independence, is more likely to focus on the region's long-held goal of self-governance, a la the South Sudanese.
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In addition to being a full time student, Amoei enjoys community organizing, working with local political campaigns, writing sports analysis, promoting human rights, and advocating for secular democratic governance.
Tehreek-e-Taliban (TTP): The Pakistani Taliban are committed to the forcible overthrow of secular, pro-western governance and the establishment of an Islamist state based on sharia law – and they will wreck the elections if they can.
