It also gave them control of both religious and secular affairs, thus uniting in the person of the ruler, large or small, control of both Church and State.
Other countries abolished serfdom, introduced better laws, and made reforms in the abuses of both Church and State.
These infamous outrages upon woman were enforced under Christian law by both Church and State.
You are educated up to that point where one feels a deep interest in the welfare of her country, and in all the great questions of the day, in both Church and State; yet you have no voice in either.
He began by suspending the Test Act (S477) and putting Catholics into important offices in both Church and State.
Richard's next move to obtain funds was to impose a heavy tax; his next, to dispose of titles of rank and offices in both Church and State, to all who wished to buy them.
He at once issued a Proclamation pledging himself to "preserve the government in both Church and State as it is now by law established.
The Presbytery declare and testify against the gross Erastianism that has attended the administrations of both church and state, since the Revolution.
These iniquities have taken place in christian lands[35] and these nefarious outrages upon women have been enforced by the christian laws of both church and state.
But under the laws of both church and state, the murder of a husband by a wife was regarded as petty treason, to be punished with the utmost severity, burning alive being a not uncommon form.
This period was especially that of woman's rebellion against the existing order of religion and government in both church and state.
For many centuries this immoral tax brought enormous sums into the treasuries of both Church and State.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "both church and state" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
