Sentence examples for one set of precepts from inspiring English sources

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.

Diogenes Laertius represents an older tradition, which sees philosophy not as a set of precepts but as something one learns by following a wise man — sometimes literally following him wherever he goes, listening, and observing how he handles situations.

The question is, Can you imagine a new language, and a new set of precepts, that are not simply a restatement of the old language and precepts that the mayor has discredited?

As to the second, well, I think feminism is complex, and what constitutes a feminist character should be part of an ongoing dialogue, not a set of precepts sealed in blood.

The copybook in which he transcribed at 14 a set of moral precepts, or Rules of Civility and Decent Behaviour in Company and Conversation, was carefully preserved.

The Canadian national pandemic plan [62] is framed around a set of ethical precepts incorporated into pandemic planning at the provincial and regional health level.

It may be that some set of core precepts could serve as a common morality to undergird the conduct of biomedical S/T research and its use toward the provision of social good [ 21].

But in turning a blind eye to Syria's use of chemical weapons, the Russian leader is undermining one of the precepts of the global political order.

So one of the precepts of the company was that we would only engage and sign talent that we really believed in for the long-term.

Ashe is remembering one of the precepts of Dr. Johnson, who is watching all this from a preferred position a seat high in the northeast corner of the stadium.

One of the precepts of our vocation is service to each other within the company.