Sentence examples for precepts of human from inspiring English sources

One, Lt. Col. Stuart Couch of the Marines, said the abuse violated basic religious precepts of human dignity.

He said the convictions were "most disturbing" to Washington because they were part of a succession of prosecutions of political activists and summary death sentences that are "fundamentally incompatible with the basic precepts of human rights and democratic governance".

But at a time when the most basic precepts of human decency are subject to violent assault, it was a welcome effort to confront the killers on their chosen medium, and to remind them that theirs is not the only virtual community.

Unfortunately, the direct effect of CEP-1347 administration on inhibition of the MLK/JNK pathway in central nervous system of human subjects could not be determined in PRECEPT trial.

He said he considered secular Turkey the best model for an Islamist government in Libya, argued that tolerance and pluralism should be its watchwords and said it should rest on only those precepts of Islamic law that are "universal human values".

This ideology, exported in its Sunni form most fervently by Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, and in a Shia variant by the revolutionary regime in Iran, calls for every aspect of human life to be ordered according to the medieval precepts enshrined in sharia.

The central outlook of the Precepts is a distrust of basic human nature and an emphasis on the necessity for supervision of all aspects of human life (Fr. 35 Wehrli).

All of these have been decried over the years by human rights groups as contrary to all precepts of international law.

She is at her best when she reëxamines the precepts of modernism in the changing light of New Mexico, and shows how the human body is meant to be a participant in these grand constructions.

"These self-immolations not only brought into question whether these monasteries had obeyed the fundamental precepts of Buddhism, but also whether they occupy the bottom moral rung of being human," he wrote.

The precepts of the natural law are binding by nature: no beings could share our human nature yet fail to be bound by the precepts of the natural law.