Sentence examples for from the commands of from inspiring English sources

Once theism and religion have been "decoupled" and morality has been detached from the commands of any god, there is a clear path to a policy for determining how the state should respond to religiously based claims of exemption from generally applicable laws.

First, moral norms have to be distinguished from mere social conventions in that they are somehow regarded to be universally valid, independent from the commands of social authority and a particular culture.

The orders came from the command of Lt. Gen. William Caldwell, a three-star general in charge of training Afghan troops – the linchpin of U.S. strategy in the war.

Captain Honors was permanently removed from the command of the Enterprise in January, shortly after the videos were first disclosed by a Norfolk newspaper, The Virginian-Pilot.

It emerges, then, that Suárez's theory of natural law is less comprehensive than some have thought: it covers, qua lawful, only those "oughts" that result from the command of the superior.

Soon afterwards the Balloon Factory was removed from the command of the Army and a new civilian superintendent, Mervyn O'Gorman, appointed.

Late on 7 June, the I SS-Panzer Corps was transferred from the command of the Seventh Army to Panzer Group West.

Under the current ADF command structure the day-to-day management of the ADF is distinct from the command of military operations.

As a part of this redesign, the brigade was removed from the command of the 82nd Airborne Division and made a separate, independent unit.

He then became first lieutenant of, one of the prizes from Toulon, under the command of Commander William Shield.

Immediately, he said, the Taliban brought in 600 reinforcements from Afghanistan under the command of Zia ur-Rehman, a well-known Afghan Taliban leader.