The Church of England has insisted that any openly gay cleric will be subject to searching questions about the extent of their celibacy – something liberals have decried as discriminatory because unmarried heterosexual clerics are not subjected to the same tests.
While some people may prefer not to see the graphic images or retelling, it's only by really knowing the full, terrible extent of something that isn't right in society that people can be truly moved to want change.
Bringing terrorism convicts together in a specially built new jail, as is planned, may simply make the job of JI's "tutors" easier.For all the success in tracking down JI's military leaders, the group's current plans and the extent of its network remain something of a mystery.
The extent of the vitriol is something that I don't fully understand.
But the extent of the losses suggests that something much bigger than a loss of confidence in one or two banks is going on.
"None of us, earlier this year, appreciated the extent of Iranian involvement in Iraq, something about which we and Iraq's leaders all now have greater concern," he said.
Given the extent of this problem, it is something that women should really be organising around in force, but too often the issue is seen as individual, the specific cases going unconnected.
Utilising the switchable nature of the magnetic field coupled with the slow diffusion of CaCl2, it is possible to precisely control the extent of anisotropy across a hydrogel, something that is generally very difficult to do using alternative methods.
When Béatrice de Planissoles, the local chatelaine, reports that one night she and her lover, Pierre Clergue, the town's Catholic (secretly Cathar) priest — also an informer to the Inquisition — fornicated in the church, one discovers something about the extent of Cathar scorn for Catholicism.
It is, I say to her, quite hard to watch Ryan's confessional, particularly as you have the sense that in speaking about these things to a stranger, he for the first time realises something of the extent of his lost innocence, a place he can't get back to.
