Sentence examples for precepts will from inspiring English sources

IRAN is undergoing one of its most momentous changes since the 1979 revolution as the aging Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, strives to ensure that the Islamic republic's revolutionary precepts will survive him.

We don't know how far these moral precepts will go to prevent crime, but we do know that they are a perfect, if somewhat musty, standard for genteel female behavior.

But their hell-for-leather strategy lowers their odds of getting a decent retirement, as the following precepts will explain.

The Thames Valley's newly-elected police and crime commissioner has warned council tax precepts will rise in order to protect police resources.

It would be possible to include these paradigm examples of moral precepts, e.g., do not kill, do not lie, and help the needy, in the normative definition of morality, but it not necessary to do so, because the proposed definition is sufficient to guarantee that these paradigm moral precepts will be part of morality.

The problem is that the precept will not bridge the gap.

The new care precept will generate very different levels of revenue across the country, with no equalisation system planned.

The additional 0.5% of spending on social care enabled by a 2% precept will also provide some respite in social care.

But new analysis by the King's Fund exclusively for the Observer shows the precept will raise just 3% of what councils are already spending on social care this year.

Snow said: "Even though we understand that over 90% of local authorities have opted to implement the full 2% increase in 2016/17, it remains unclear both how this additional funding will be spent and to what extent the full precept will be raised in future years.

In contrast, the five councils that will raise the most, if they use the precept, will be in wealthy areas such as Richmond upon Thames, south London (£14.90-a-head); City of London (£14.40); Rutland in Leicestershire (£13.80); Wokingham, Berkshire (£13.50) and West Berkshire (£13.10).