Sentence examples for Political precepts from inspiring English sources

£8.30, smartercomics.com The political precepts of the Renaissance diplomat and philosopher graphically updated.

The Prince by Niccolo Machiavelli/Ronald Wimberly £8.30, smartercomics.com The political precepts of the Renaissance diplomat and philosopher graphically updated.

The aristocracy embraced Buddhism as the religion for spiritual fulfillment and personal happiness and Confucianism for its political precepts and ethical principles.

Millicent Wong captures the independent spirit of Deshar, as you can see from her angry features when the Chinese political precepts are being read out, yet also her compassion and grace.

The second of nine children, Kennedy was reared in a family that demanded intense physical and intellectual competition among the siblings the family's touch football games at their Hyannis Port retreat later became legendary and was schooled in the religious teachings of the Roman Catholic church and the political precepts of the Democratic Party.

It seems significant that a fringe movement has such wealthy and prominent backers, and worth exploring the philosophical and political precepts that led Musk and Thiel to transhumanism.

In so doing, this band of proud right-wingers has violated almost every important political precept, including: HAVE AN ENDGAME In war, football, politics or other pursuits, it is incumbent to fight with an endgame in mind; sometimes the goal isn't achieved and needs adjusting.

But there were, O'Neill writes, "hazards attached to such a profile, particularly if... the guiding political precept for Mersin Christians was that il ne faillait pas se mouiller: it wouldn't do to get wet.

This political precept is particularly applicable when it comes to young people and students.

"As a political precept," they write, "tolerance has unimpeachably anti-democratic credentials, dividing society into persons entitled to claim respect as a right and persons obliged to beg tolerance as a favor".

"As a political precept," they write, "tolerance has unimpeachably anti-democratic credentials, dividing society into persons entitled to claim respect as a right and persons obliged to beg tolerance as a favor". The state of mind that being white fosters can be overcome through reason.