Sentence examples for applying the precepts from inspiring English sources

Rigor in applying the precepts helps the organization break old thinking patterns and frees it to discover the dynamic forces for change emerging from alternative world situations.

He said: "We were clearly the only ones playing with a straight bat and interested in applying the precepts of Scottish justice, which we continue to do and continue to uphold.

Informed by the judge that they must apply the precepts, the councillors would not budge; early in September, Lansbury and 29 fellow-councillors were imprisoned for contempt of court.

Their analysis has found that this year the local councils in the ten most affluent places in England will raise almost 50% more per head of local population from applying the 2% precept this year than those covering the ten least well-off areas.

Consider now how and where you can apply these precepts.

Given that Emma Restall Orr, the person she most criticises during the course of the article, has probably done more than anyone to explore just what pagan ethics might mean, this is tedious, quite apart from any issue of the lamentable record of the Catholic church of late in applying its precepts to its personnel.

But it would be perverse to apply that precept only to Cuba.

There is a growing sense among Americans that we must apply this precept to Iraq.

Consider the first five precepts below, then compare them to the next group and consider the differences and apply the group you see fit best to your lifestyle and goals.

When applying to precept, students must have their advisors send a supporting note.

The king is supposed to uphold Islam and apply its precepts and, in turn, is subject to its constraints.