sectarianism

Since 1920, the university has identified itself as against sectarianism.

We talked about a great deal and he turned the subject onto sectarianism.

Second, the danger of sectarianism is always present in this model.

"There is a sense of sectarianism in this," he said.

As shop owners we are not allowed to talk about sectarianism.

Sectarianism has been a central theme in Lebanon from its early days.

The party system continued to move in the direction of renewed sectarianism.

He thought such a project "to be smacking of sectarianism."

In recent times both clubs have taken measures to combat sectarianism.

Protestants, long the beneficiaries of sectarianism, never had to do this.

"The sectarianism will lead to sectarian fights, which has a beginning but no end."

His early work, produced between 1930 and 1933, bears the stamp of sectarianism.

Sectarianism is present in all parts of the world.

This religious sectarianism is connected to a degree with nationalism.

The subject of sectarianism creates a bind for the regime.

However, these designations should not be taken to imply sectarianism.

The connection with sectarianism was made gradually and only came after a succession of similar events.

The usual picture is one of violence and sectarianism.

His original purpose in this teaching was to unite people and avoid sectarianism.

There is also a universal responsibility to tackle sectarianism in all its forms.

Most will deny there is any sectarianism or racism in Scotland.

Some observers have suggested that this has contributed to increased sectarianism in the country.

This was the recommendation of a 1999 synod committee on sectarianism.

It stands as a kind of monument to sectarianism.

We have moved on from sectarianism and have other worries, our economy being just one.