Seccombe pointed out a 2% increase in precept imposed by most councils last year raised only £380m, which was not enough to pay the £600m needed to cover increased staff costs under the "national living wage".
Unfortunately, the direct effect of CEP-1347 administration on inhibition of the MLK/JNK pathway in central nervous system of human subjects could not be determined in PRECEPT trial.
There is a risk of response bias as we applied a purposeful approach to sampling for the focus group interviews which might have resulted in that only the most interested in precepting participated; thereby, limiting the generalisability.
They excised references to God in the precepts after the A.C.L.U. in Indiana threatened a lawsuit.
Value creation in the digital economy is rooted in the precepts of generativity, which opens the value creation process for multiple firms to limitlessly combine and recombine digital components.
There is didacticism – perhaps inevitable – popping up in the quotations that open the sections and in the "precepts" of Mr Browne, the popular English teacher ("Your deeds are your monuments"), but it is done with a light touch.
Moderate and peaceful in their precepts, the Ahmadis are reviled by fundamentalist Muslims, especially in Pakistan, for their belief that their 19th-century founder, Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, was the messiah predicted by the Prophet Muhammad.
Self-management of health using COTC among people untrained in TCM precepts has great potential for inappropriate COTC use, particularly since TCM users in Hong Kong possess lower educational levels [ 54].
Or any dance that is grounded in intellectual precepts?
