Sentence examples for substantive religious process from inspiring English sources

A left-leaning lawmaker filed a complaint with the elections commission this month asserting that a campaign advertisement depicting a blond Russian woman getting a conversion certificate faxed to her under the wedding canopy — as opposed to going through a substantive religious process as now required — was "racist and presents the immigrant population in a ridiculous light".

Philosophy, for many, is the articulation of a moral vision (an alternative vision) for those hostile to substantive religious communities.

Some of the obscurity has resulted from the lack of a sustained discussion of the relation of substantive religious issues to substantive philosophical ones (as opposed to the more abstract methodological discussions about the relations between these two modes of experience).

It can be a humbling religious process.

So argues Mark Rienzi, a law professor and lawyer at the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, in a thoughtful piece in the Stanford Law Review, Substantive Due Process as a Two-Way Street: How the Court Can Reconcile Same-Sex Marriage and Religious Liberty.

This raises the controversial spectre of substantive due process rights.

Jamal Greene, The Meming of Substantive Due Process, 31 Const.

"Heightened, substantive due process scrutiny," uncovers serious infirmities in Section 1226(c).

The Court had two rationales here: substantive due process and equal protection.

The very name given to the methodology — substantive due process — sounds like an oxymoron.

Its two pillars were the sanctity of contract and "substantive due process".