Nichol accomplishes a similar miracle in "frames," which neatly summarizes the basic precepts of metarealism using a series of crudely-framed primitive doodles.
Wage theft, or the deliberate nonpayment of wages earned, is a violation of this dignity as well as a violation of one of the most basic precepts of our society -- an employee gives his or her labor to an employer trusting that he or she will be paid for that labor.
Mr Blair and Mr Brown also bowed to the basic precepts of Thatcherite economics (privatisation, a flexible labour market and so on).
But at a time when the most basic precepts of human decency are subject to violent assault, it was a welcome effort to confront the killers on their chosen medium, and to remind them that theirs is not the only virtual community.
It certainly has a few problems, though its basic precepts of fairness, accessibility and opportunity ought to be celebrated rather than abandoned or adapted in the name of progress.
Supreme Court confirmations are a good time to reflect on some basic precepts of our "separation of powers" system of government.
He felt that most Cambodians don't understand the basic precepts of the religion, which prohibit lying, stealing, sexual misconduct, intoxicants and the taking of a life, a tenet that's interpreted to require vegetarianism among monks in some sects of Buddhism.
The chapter highlights the basic precepts of power and frequency control, voltage control, and load balancing and provides a basic understanding of the reactive compensation of loads.
Other countries can and do honor the beliefs of Islam without offending basic precepts of justice and intellectual honesty.
The first of the five basic precepts of Buddhist ethics is to avoid killing or harming any living thing.
