Sentences with phrase «at religious»

The results revealed that social relationships, social integration and attendance at religious services influence the number of drinks and cigarettes smoked per day among adults.

, and frequency of attendance at religious services.

Adam B. Cordover regularly speaks at religious, civic, and other organizations.

Attendance at religious or spiritual services was assessed for the past year (by means of a 6 - point Likert scale with responses ranging from «never» to «more than once a week»).

As an Administrative Assistant at the Religious Department of USC I am given the responsibility to answer phone calls and relay the messages to the corresponding staff.

She earned her Masters in Education Administration, and is now the Director of Curriculum and Instruction at another religious school.

This elementary school teacher worked at a religious school where she was responsible for both religious and secular teaching.

Explaining why I left a job at a religious college.

If you're not applying to a job at a religious institution, keep your views off the page.

If you volunteer at a religious organization and you consider this experience especially relevant to the job you're applying to, you can mention it briefly.

But judges also have applied the exception to dismiss cases filed by the press secretary at a Roman Catholic church, a writer for The Christian Science Monitor, administrators at religious colleges, the disgruntled beneficiaries of a Lutheran pension fund, the overseer of the kosher kitchen at a Jewish nursing home and a co-founder of Focus on the Family, run by the conservative religious leader James C. Dobson.

The client was alleged to have sexually assaulted a subordinate volunteer at a religious centre over the course of several years.

Attendance at religious service is down.

«Meyers and deGrasse Tyson chose to take a cheap shot at religious people and claim they don't believe in science i.e. liberal causes like global warming,» writes Meyer.

Funny haha and peculiar, how one looks at religious faith can generate vastly different attitudes about credibility.

Depending on whether the theory is aimed at religious Jews or all Jewish people, regardless of their religion or lack thereof, the trend for many Jewish immigrant families to gradually turn atheist over the generations could be argued to not fit in with the theory either.

You need only to look at any religious institution to see that it often composed of people who think substantially alike to realise that it is a powerful force.

The shape of either end of this pipeline resembles the tapered arches visible in Gothic cathedrals and Islamic architecture, hinting at the religious connotation of entering the darkness then stepping into the light.

Her portraits capture the transformative power of costume and ritual and were taken at religious and cultural events in Mexico from 2008 - 2017.

This Monument is recognized by the name of Bajra Sandhi because it's form is looking like Bajra or Genta or bell used by all Hindu Priest in reading off Weda holy sentence (mantra) at religious ceremony.

These dances are performed at temple ceremonies and at religious festivals and are a very important part of the proceedings.

Using a Canon EOS Digital Rebel XSi, this shot, «Prayers ``, was taken at the religious temple, Swayambhunath, in Kathmandu.

In addition, be aware that conservatism is expected at the religious temples; T - shirts and shorts can be seen as offensive, and covering arms and knees is a good rule of thumb.

Tell everyone, your friends, neighbors, people you meet at religious activities, co-workers, heirs, family members, your attorney, your veterinarian, simply everyone you can think of who comes in contact with your pet, about your arrangements.

In fact, she's been in a long - distance relationship with an American doctor 10 years her senior that she met just before Christmas at a religious conference in Washington.

Forced to spend the summer at a religious retreat, he is anything but pleased with the direction his life has taken.

• Boys at religious private schools were the most likely to say that they had bullied, teased or taunted someone in the past year.

Not surprisingly, upon passage of the bill the National Education Association and its state affiliate, the Indiana State Teachers Association, sued to stop it with claims that «letting families use the vouchers at religious schools violated the state constitution's religion clauses.»

If so, we wouldn't have Pell Grants for youth at religious colleges; a Pell Grant or other kinds of federal scholarships would not be available for use at religious colleges.

A slew of anti-school choice activists, including the teachers union, state school boards association, and the state PTA, filed two separate legal challenges against the state's school choice laws, alleging that they violate the state constitution's historically anti-Catholic Blaine Amendment, which prohibits public funds from being expended at religious schools, and the state's «uniformity» clause.

«At issue was the fact that many of the taxpayer - funded vouchers support tuition at religious - affiliated private schools such as Catholic parochial schools.

Over 70 percent of the scholarships are directed at religious, primarily Christian, schools.

Vouchers: Here are the issues that turned the case — «At issue was the fact that many of the taxpayer - funded vouchers support tuition at religious - affiliated private schools such as Catholic parochial schools.

The GI bill allowed veterans to use their scholarships at religious colleges and universities.

The supreme court next turned to the Duncan plaintiffs» claim that the ESA program Section 10 of Article 11 in the Nevada Constitution by allowing public funds to be used for tuition at religious schools.

It rejected the plaintiffs» argument that the fact that the ESA program permits parents to use the funds at religious schools constitutes a use of public funds for a sectarian purpose, in violation of Section 10.

«Senate panel OKs measure to fund tuition at religious and private schools» by Will Weissert, Associated Press Star - Telegram April 11, 2013

In Peter v. Wedl [xxxix], the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals held it unconstitutional for a Minnesota school district to deny IDEA services on - site at a religious school while allowing services at non-religious private schools.

[xxxiv] Although, in 2002, the court upheld a state grant program that could be used at religious colleges, [xxxv] the court went out of its way to emphasize that the Washington Constitution is «more proscriptive» when it comes to elementary and secondary schools.

In spite of this, Washington state has banned special education services at religious schools.

The state's Superintendent of Public Instruction has enacted regulations that ban special education services at religious schools, meaning children must travel off - site to some «nonsectarian» location in order to access the services they need.

The court reasoned that because the services provided at the firehouse were adequate, the child's parents had not been forced to choose between the services and their right to educate their child at a religious school.

«By giving scholarship money to students who attend sectarian — but not «pervasively» sectarian - universities,» the federal appeals court ruled, «Colorado necessarily and explicitly discriminates among religious institutions, extending scholarships to students at some religious institutions, but not those deemed too thoroughly «sectarian» by governmental officials.»

A ruling that Washington may not deny special education services to special needs children at religious schools would help clear the path ahead for school choice by stopping these attacks and ending reliance on discriminatory Blaine Amendments to thwart educational opportunity.

The lawsuit arose after Washington denied a young man, Joshua Davey, a college scholarship because he wanted to use the funds to study religion at a religious college in a program that would have prepared him for the ministry.

[x] By banning services at religious schools, Washington's regulations harm the very children the IDEA requires it to help.

There are approximately 22,300 students in Milwaukee receiving vouchers in the 2011 - 12 school year, mostly at religious schools.

In addition, the challengers say using tax dollars to pay tuition at religious schools is barred by the Constitution's prohibition against compelling a person to «support any place of worship... against his consent,» and its ban on using state funds «for the benefit of any religious or theological institution.»

It also looks at some religious and non-religious views.

The law, signed by Republican Gov. Bill Owens last month, will provide state - financed vouchers of up to $ 5,000 to low - income students in low - performing urban districts to pay for tuition at religious or other private schools.