Sentence examples for free exercise and from inspiring English sources

YouTube is also full of free exercise and aerobic videos that can be done at home.

The event will also feature temporary public art, free exercise and dance classes, and a free helmet giveaway.

As Nussbaum unpacks the court's interpretation of the Constitution's free exercise and establishment clauses, her premise is that "equality is the glue that holds the two clauses together".

Along this "Summer Streets" route free use of bicycles and in-line skates, a 25-foot climbing wall, storytelling and several free exercise and dance classes will keep you moving and entertained.

These restrictions on the free exercise and hence the development of their will include "building houses in unhealthy places or of unhealthy structure, … stopping up means of communication, or forbidding the erection of dissenting chapels" (LPPO 229).

But he also believes that grace is needed both to help the natural principles "against those things that tend to stupefy [them] and to hinder [their] free exercise," and to sanctify "the reasoning faculty and" assist "it to see the clear evidence there is of the truth of religion in rational arguments" ("Miscellanies," nos. 626, 628; Edwards 1957–, vol. 18, 155, 156f).

Each DPHO is led by a physician, and the programs include home visiting programs, free exercise programs, and meetings with area doctors to improve care and advance health-promotion policies with local coalitions.

"We are talking here about the free exercise clause and about the establishment clause, and you say they have no special application?" Justice Elena Kagan agreed.

Each patient was assigned a personal trainer, with supervised exercise sessions, group classes, and motivational campaigns using strategies including free exercise sneakers and even payments for achieving behavioral goals: "a very well-funded and resource-rich environment".

It defines our most fundamental rights and protections in open-ended terms: "freedom of speech," for example, and "equal protection of the laws," "due process of law," "unreasonable searches and seizures," "free exercise" of religion and "cruel and unusual punishment".

As the administration moves forward to implement them, it should carefully consider legitimate free exercise concerns and distinguish them from broader grievances about the contraceptive mandate and the Affordable Care Act as a whole.