Sentence examples for targeted faith from inspiring English sources

Konte's plan also targeted faith healers.

What is the oppositional value of caricaturing religion in a formally secular nation, particularly if the targeted faith is that of a demonised minority who are often pilloried as enemies of the state anyway?

Jews remain the most targeted faith community, both numerically and proportionally, accounting for 11.4% of all hate crime and 53% of all religious hate crime.

Studios have targeted faith-based audiences before, specifically on the Oscar-winning movie The Blind Side, but Man of Steel is a less obvious fit.

But campaigners say the legislation is being used to target faith groups.

"That is concerning for us because they are targeting a faith group and casting it under a net of suspicion," she said.

Trump has since shifted to a ban on people from countries "compromised by terrorism" rather than a ban on all Muslims, but his policies clearly target the faith and Muslim-majority countries.

"Now we are targeted for our faith.

Christians have also been targeted for their faith.

The council initially targeted community centres, faith groups, doctors' surgeries and local businesses.

Asked if she shared other Christians' fear of being targeted for their faith by the mainly Sunni rebels, she jutted her chin upward in the Syrian gesture for no.