Sentence examples for knowledge and right from inspiring English sources

By right faith, right knowledge, and right conduct a siddha has freed himself from the cycle of rebirths and resides in a state of perpetual bliss in the siddha-śīlā, at the top of the universe.

But in Jainism, release of the ātma from karmic bondage requires right belief, right knowledge, and right conduct.

– Appropriateness: doing the right things, with the right knowledge and the right skills, in the right context, in the right place and at the right time [ 30].

Women like Prudence, Amal and Beatrice deserve to have the knowledge and rights to make choices about their bodies and their futures.

But advocates sometimes fail to point out to people who might try to exercise these rights just how circumscribed they are by local laws and court precedents, how cops might have knowledge and rights empowering them to act in ways you aren't aware of, or how risky exercising these rights can be in practice.

In Jainism the three jewels (also referred to as ratnatraya) are understood as samyagdarshana ("right faith"), samyagjnana ("right knowledge"), and samyakcharitra ("right conduct").

Big Data offers undeniable opportunities, but requires a delicate balance between the right to knowledge and the right of the individual.

With an apparent shortfall in both evaluators with rights-knowledge and rights-specialists with evaluation skills, it would seem that value could be delivered from creating evaluation teams that mix these two skillsets as an alternative to the more traditional international/local knowledge blend.

Gore assumes no knowledge and starts right at the beginning.

Objectively, he was a successful philosophy professor at the University of Pittsburgh, who had written the books "Practical Knowledge" and "Knowing Right from Wrong".

You need someone with a bit of knowledge and the right ingredients, not always easy to find, but you can complete the process in a back room, basement or jungle.