Sentence examples for the polity of from inspiring English sources

BJP spokesmen called that, rightly, a "tectonic shift in the polity of India".

It would, however, be a mistake to interpret the polity of the Roman Catholic Church in so purely an organizational manner as this.

The polity of the Lutheran churches differs between Scandinavia and Germany, with North American Lutheranism and Lutheran churches on other continents reflecting both traditions.

The BJP victory is a "tectonic shift in the polity of India" says a BJP leader, pointing to young voters who have surged for them.

The monarchical principle in the Orthodox Church, however, is based on democratic principles that are grounded in the polity of the early church.

The Qiye text among the Qinghua manuscripts describes a reception to celebrate the Zhou's successful campaign against the polity of Qi 耆 (also known as Li 黎).

Niẓām al-Mulk argued for the creation of a strong central political authority, focused on the sultan and modeled on the polities of the pre-Islamic Sāsānians of Iran and of certain early Islamic rulers.

The polities of Petén in the south remained independent and received many refugees fleeing from Spanish jurisdiction.

The Spanish only achieved dominance in the north and the polities of Petén remained independent and continued to receive many refugees from the north.

This far-reaching empire of domestic hate, now succeeding in colonizing the polities of other countries such as Uganda and Russia, just succeeded in passing an austere new law in Indiana that permits discrimination against gay people.

The Glorious Revolution of 1688, although it had restored the "presbyterian polity of the kirk", nevertheless left many "disappointed at the low moral tone and lack of religious enthusiasm of their compatriots".