Sentence examples for secular line from inspiring English sources

All this suggests that the 5th-century rulers represent a more military, secular line of leaders in comparison with the priestly kings of the earlier Yamato area.

Israel could benefit from less religio-political activism, but this is Barak's second time around; after hawking this secular line before his election, the victorious loner surprised supporters by embracing the religious parties as soon as he came to power.

Peter was the first ruler of Russia to sponsor education on secular lines and to bring an element of state control into that field.

In the 1970s-90s we divided along secular lines wasting, in the process, a lot of energy, and weakening the credibility of our engagement.

The victory in Turkey of a political party with Islamist roots has been widely interpreted as a turning point for the Turkish republic, which was founded 79 years ago on strictly secular lines and is often held out as the place in the Muslim world where democracy has put down the deepest roots.

The funeral we arranged in tears and desperation for my beloved was resolutely secular, in line with his and my deeply help beliefs.

It already is down 70%, and the secular trend line is at odds with that of the broad market.

Fig. 7. Per degree relative improvement of the misfit between the 2009 POMME5-post05 main field and: the 2009 extrapolation of IGRF-10 when using its own predictive secular variation (solid line); the 2009 extrapolation of IGRF-10 when using EIGRF (dashed line); when using the field provided by IGRF-10 for 2005 as a reference.

The evolution of the zero secular variation contour line of several components across southern Africa is testimony of the occurrence of a rapid SV fluctuation.

Per degree correlations between mean secular variations: solid line, SV1 (mean secular variation between 1980 and 1999) and SV3 (mean secular variation between 1999 and 2004); dashes, SV2 (mean secular variation between 1994 and 1999) and SV3; dots, SV3 and SV4 (mean secular variation between 2004 and 2009).

Bishops play a dangerous game when they threaten to use the leverage they think they have to bring secular law in line with canon law.