Sentence examples for of the precept from inspiring English sources

GM also unveiled a fuel-cell-powered version of the Precept at the show.

It's unfortunate but I think the MPS's share of the precept also needs to go up.

Big money makes a sham of the precept that ours is a government of, by and for the people.

"Providing a definition of the precept and implications about the precept amount change would also have been helpful," he said.

This uncritical belief in the supremacy of the French mission civilisatrice was epitomised during the Algerian war of national liberation in the 1950s and early 1960s by François Mitterrand's endorsement of the precept of "L'Algérie, c'est la France".

Greater Manchester's police and crime commissioner, Tony Lloyd, resigned himself to presenting a "cuts budget" after losing £8.5m in real terms in Whitehall police grants and has said he will raise only an extra £3.5m from the full use of the precept freedoms.

Can you tell us more about your new book (365 Days of Wonder) on the precepts?

I object to the precept of commanding right and forbidding wrong.

Bayezid II was a pious Muslim, strict in his observance of the precepts of the Qurʾān and the Islamic law.

Here, for the curious, are some of the precepts that guided me.

Many of the precepts by which our economic life is governed were challenged over the summer.