Sentence examples for precept upon which from inspiring English sources
Mark Senak's proposal (Op-Ed, May 27) to ban the use of AIDS blood tests contradicts a fundamental precept upon which insurance is based: the grouping of risks with similar characteristics for the purpose of setting prices.
To be clear: what Sachs is suggesting here is that the Obama Administration scrap the fundamental precept upon which all Israeli-Palestinian peace efforts are based: the acceptance of the 1967 lines as the starting point for negotiations and for future borders.
The other, the map of a land called re-entry, highlights the Ten Concepts -- initiative, effort, completion, etc. -- that are the backbone of Center Point's program, the precepts upon which clients are supposed to build their new lives.
The guarantee of religious freedom was one of the fundamental precepts upon which the American democracy was founded.
The ludicrous circus called the debt crisis reveals very interesting things not only about our political tendencies, our economic system, and the way our mainstream media enjoys holding a rat in its jaws and shaking it until it becomes a rhino, but also the precepts upon which we have been building our country for decades.
Upon which they ceased firing.
Upon which he reacted "oh"!
I can't make the precept to which I was assigned.
But one simple precept that which Turner championed could certainly be repeated now.
Rather than organizing the exhibition by designer or country, the pieces were organized based on the intellectual or philosophical precept under which they fell.
