Duty of care, in the medical context, is often invoked as a sort of quasi-biblical commandment, akin to "do not lie" or "do not murder".
Williams harangued the Bay Colony's government for making everyone, even nonbelievers, attend church; he denied a government's legal authority to prosecute violations of the Ten Commandments having to do with worship, including keeping the Sabbath holy.
And this commandment for everyone to do good, I think, is a beautiful path towards peace.
Not known as a treatise on city management, the commandments had everything to do with his political scuffle with Mrs. Clinton this week over religious issues.
I know I broke your Law, your Ten Commandments, and have failed to do what is right.
When we perform a commandment with intention, not just go through the motions, we may be able to do that commandment again in the same elevated state.
Yet your third, fourth, fifth, sixth and ninth commandments call on financial companies to do a better job of self-regulation.
The wearing of fringes is in obedience to a commandment in Numbers, chapter 15, verses 38 40: "It shall be to you a tassel to look upon and remember all the commandments of the Lord, [and] to do them".
Katzenberg recalls that Spielberg looked at him during the meeting and said, "You ought to do The Ten Commandments".
Although Mr. Moore speaks about a wide range of conservative issues during the campaign, including repealing the federal health care law and reducing the nation's debt, most questions from reporters and his audiences have to do with the Ten Commandments.
