Sentence examples for of precepts from inspiring English sources

Last year, Hud issued a series of precepts to ensure equity in its core housing programmes.

In 770 Anan wrote the definitive code of his order, the Sefer ha-mitzwot ("Book of Precepts").

Combat made more sense when you held to those kinds of precepts, and when they felt true.

There are, of course, many different types of archaeological sites, and there is no one set of precepts and rules that will apply to excavation as a whole.

Thus an attempt was made to reduce the hundreds of precepts to a small number expressing the ethical essence of Torah.

Furgol, a tall, pleasant-looking man from St . Louis is a contradiction of a number of precepts about what it takes to make an Open champion.

This paper is a report of a study describing registered nurses' experience of precepting undergraduate student nurses during clinical practice in nursing homes and home-based care.

Resident salaries were paid by the hospital, and are excluded, but the costs of precepting and education are included, as are the collections from the residents' patient care.

A final question for preceptors alone asked whether the experience of precepting students had expanded their own grasp of pharmaceutical care principles and practice.

The first section describes the theory of divine providence, the problem of evil and the significance of the precepts of prayer and repentance.

In 1847 a British bank bought the rights, raising US fears of British colonization in the hemisphere, in violation of the precepts of the Monroe Doctrine.