Sentence examples for injunction to do from inspiring English sources

All the 41-year-old oncologist at Melbourne's Epworth Healthcare feels she's done is take to heart her hippocratic oath, especially the injunction to "do no harm".

If human beings are "ends in themselves", as the saying goes, then the injunction to do unto others as one would have done unto oneself means that the shooter was pretty mixed up.

Out of ideas, and panicked by John Major's injunction to Do Something, David Cameron had nothing to offer on heating bills, aside from dismantling the sort of green pricing which he once favoured.

None of them, he said, were willing to speak on the record, concerned that by giving advice about euthanasia or human execution they might appear to be in violation of the Hippocratic injunction to do no harm, and thereby lose their board certification.

Pharmaceutical companies obviously have dueling missions, first the Hippocratic injunction to do no harm and second the impetus to raise money to further research.

The 38 groups sued DOE on 2 May to halt construction, and the 10 June hearing is to consider the plaintiffs' request for a preliminary injunction to do so.

He had grown up in an "entirely unobservant" Jewish household, though he recalls his mother's injunction never to do "anything that suggests you're ashamed of being a Jew".

Humaneness was described variously, but most often associated with the injunction not to do to others what one would not want done to oneself.

The Romney team probably guessed that it would all end with an injunction to make his day, but did they also foresee the resulting sketch of a certain Republican-leaning sensibility: careless with facts, grumpy, xenophobic, scornful, more isolationist than its establishment realizes, and on the verge of assuming a stance of threat.

The Hippocratic injunction to "first, do no harm" applies to judges as well as to doctors, even though it is not engraved along with "Equal Justice Under Law" over the Supreme Court's pediment.

Having studied philosophy, I still have Elizabeth Anscombe's injunction to stop doing philosophy and start reading novels ringing in my ears, so this is no surprise.