Примери за използване на Recognized religious на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Of the six officially recognized religious organizations.
With one designated member of parliament, Iran's Jewish community is one of four officially recognized religious minorities.
And since they're a recognized religious organization, no judge will give us a warrant.
Moreover, when the political power of the state subsequently moved to the city of Lagash,the Gears continued to be a recognized religious center.
A new law in Hungary reduced the number of recognized religious groups from more than 300 to fewer than 32.
Denmark, ground zero for the cartoon conflict, has a blasphemy statute that calls for a fine andup to four months in prison for demeaning a“recognized religious community.”.
The Sarakatsani do not have formally recognized religious practitioners, and each Household constitutes an autonomous religious community.
Bulgaria is ready to offer financial assistance for the activity of the clergy of the constitutionally recognized religious communities in our country, President Radev emphasized.
The centralised religious organization recognized religious organization in accordance with its Statute of not fewer than three local religious organizations.
Communities of the Catholic Church: meaning the Catholic religious entities considered by the Holy See as churches sui iuris andby the State of Israel as recognized religious communities.
However, in many works of recognized religious scholars of the Middle Ages, this story is not mentioned at all, which leads historians to the idea of falsification.
(35) Whereas, moreover, the processing of personal data by official authorities for achieving aims, laid down in constitutional law or international public law,of officially recognized religious associations is carried out on important grounds of public interest;
Local religious organization recognized religious organization, consisting of not fewer than ten participants under the age of eighteen years of age and residing permanently in one location or in one urban or rural settlement.
Abdu'l-Baha, Who incarnates an institution for which we can find no parallel whatsoever in any of the world's recognized religious systems, may be said to have closed the Age to which He Himself belonged and opened the one in which we are now laboring.
The Baha'i Commonwealth of the future, of which this vast Administrative Order is the sole framework, is… not only unique in the entire history of political institutions, butcan find no parallel in the annals of any of the world's recognized religious systems.
Lebanon's power-sharing system based on 18 recognized religious sects dates back to French colonial rule, allocating posts for each of the country's communities and forming the basis of its major political parties.
Abdu'l-Bahá who is the Center of Baha'u'llah's Covenant“incarnates an institution for which we can find no parallel whatsoever in any of the world's recognized religious systems, may be said to have closed the Age to which He Himself belonged and opened the one in which we are now laboring.
Zoroastrians, Jewish andChristian Iranians are the only recognized religious minorities who within the limits of the law are free to perform their religious rites and ceremonies and to act according to their own canon in matters of personal affairs and religious education.
Not only will the present-day Spiritual Assemblies be styled differently in the future, but they will be enabled also to add to their present functions those powers, duties, and prerogatives necessitated by the recognition ofthe Faith of Bahá'u'lláh, not merely as one of the recognized religious systems of the world.
Zoroastrians, Jews andChristians are the only recognized religious minorities(Art 13 of the Constitution), and within the limits of the law they are free to carry out their religious rites and ceremonies, and in private legal contracts and religious instruction they are free to operate according to their own rules.
The Bahá'í Commonwealth of the future of which this vast Administrative Order is the sole framework, is, both in theory and practice, not only unique in the entire history of political institutions, butcan find no parallel in the annals of any of the world's recognized religious systems.
Hitherto regarded as a sect of Islam, the Bahá'ís of Egypt, who for the most part are of Muslim origin, andunable therefore to refer for purposes of marriage and divorce to the recognized religious tribunals of any other denomination, find themselves in consequence in a delicate and anomalous position.
It will be readily admitted that in view of the peculiar privileges granted to recognized religious Communities in the Islamic countries of the Near and Middle East, the request which is to be submitted by the Bahá'í Egyptian National Assembly to the Government of Egypt is more substantial and far-reaching than what has already been granted by the Federal Authorities to your Assembly.
Also to add to their present functions those powers, duties, and prerogatives necessitated by the recognition ofthe Faith of Bahá'u'lláh, not merely as one of the recognized religious systems of the world, but as the State Religion of an independent and Sovereign Power.
Not only will the present-day Spiritual Assemblies be styled differently in future, but will be enabled also to add to their present functions those powers, duties, and prerogatives necessitated by the recognition ofthe Faith of Bahá'u'lláh, not merely as one of the recognized religious systems of the world, but as the State Religion of an independent and Sovereign Power…".
It must be explained, however, that in the Muslim countries of the Near and Middle East,with the exception of Turkey which has lately abolished all ecclesiastical courts under its rule, every recognized religious community has, in matters of personal status such as marriage, divorce and inheritance, its own ecclesiastical court, totally independent of the civil and criminal tribunals, there being in such instances no civil code promulgated by the government.
Many suffer everyday offenses and often live in fear because of their search for the truth, their faith in Jesus Christ andtheir sincere call to recognize religious freedom.
The Roman empire had not only conquered the world andgiven it politics and laws, but, recognizing religious superstitions to be the strongest chains by which to hold and control a people, it had adopted a scheme which had its origin in Babylon, in the time of her greatness as ruler of the world.
Religious discrimination is a recognized cause of action.