Meanings of religious ethos in English

The Constitution which underpins our republic reflects a religious ethos.

A crucifix above the blackboard was all a school needed to symbolise its religious ethos.

Cornerstone says it has been unjustly rated for its religious ethos rather than the care it provides.

Mr Andrews said this was "not tolerable in any school no matter what the religious ethos".

It will have no religious ethos.

He said the legislation required teachers to present a stronger role model of a school's religious ethos than pupils' parents.

If parents wish a particular religious ethos for their child, then it should be provided in the home and in their church.

Under current equality legislation, schools are allowed to claim that hiring a homosexual, lesbian or bisexual teacher would undermine their religious ethos.

Parents must ensure the religious ethos of Catholic schools is not abandoned, Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Tuam Dr Michael Neary has said.

They demanded the deletion of Section 37, which allows discrimination against teachers to protect the religious ethos of a school, from the Bill.

But when it comes to the religious ethos of schools and the parents who choose to send their children to (...)

Section 37.1 allows such employers to take unspecified "action" against those who "undermine its religious ethos".

State institutions are to be cleansed of all religious involvement and influence, while State laws must not exhibit any deference to religious ethos whatsoever.

Instead it appoints patron bodies (almost all of them churches) to run the schools on the basis of their own religious ethos.

Rite and Reason: The question is whether the existence of religious ethos in our schools sits comfortably with our modern society, writes Monsignor James Cassin.

Victims who have suffered at the hands of those motivated by " religious ethos" need improved mechanisms for redress, according to a new report.