Examples of using Religious groups in English and their translations into Polish
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Christians are, without doubt, one of the most persecuted religious groups in the world.
co-workers, religious groups, professional organizations,
Certain indigenous religious groups such as the Australian Aboriginals are more typically totemic,
Check social media sites, religious groups, self-help blogs,
Development of new legislation intended to foster improved relations among religious groups, including in post-conflict societies;
Buddhists and other religious groups are also hindered and persecuted in the practice of their religion.
In Turkey, the status of minority is reserved for country's religious groups based on the Treaty of Lausanne of 1923 which only speaks of religious minorities.
Unfortunately, Nigeria is not the only country where there are conflicts and tensions between religious groups.
Opponents included religious groups, who argued that the order would prevent them from receiving federal money
it is important that the European Parliament adopts a position when these kinds of violent episodes between religious groups occur.
societal actions against religious groups.
He's outraged some religious groups, but Steve Myers seems to have struck a chord with the wider community.
Tripoli is known in Lebanon as a town where there has been much violence over the past years between different religious groups.
Russia-Â were singled out by the report for each having over 200 cases of government force against religious groups.
Saudi Twitter user Sultan al-Fifi noted the paradox in citing Sharia law to outlaw religious groups.
We had the chance to participate in Masses and prayers with a great many religious groups.
It's a combination of a bottom-feeding ex-husband, coat-holding media outlets-- some of which, sir, are owned by TMG-- and religious groups angry over the fact that I.
reasons for, animosity between any two religious groups.
a few scores smaller churches and religious groups in Poland.
ranging from religious groups to club sports.