He seems to have refrained, however, from subjecting the continuum to his celebrated "razor".
Paul appended another correction to the Web version of his column, but asked if he could refrain from revisiting the subject yet again in print.
Should schools encourage students to be reflective and critical generally as urged by the American philosophers Israel Scheffler and Amy Gutmann, following Socrates and the tradition he established or should they refrain from encouraging students to subject their own ways of life to critical scrutiny, as the American political scientist William Galston has recommended?
The other, less frequent, no-go or stop signal instructs subjects to refrain from making the response.
According to the Texas Freedom Network, a state civil liberties group, most districts refrain from even broaching the subject.
In many verses, the Qur'an even asks Muslims to join in fellowship with the followers of other traditions by refraining from discussing subjects that cause division and instead put the emphasis on common themes.
All subjects had to refrain from taking medication before the MR. During imaging, subjects were covered with eye masks, instructed to remain awake and keep their heads still.
First, is it not a feature of a right to decide that it requires subjects to refrain from acting on competing decisions?
January 3 , 1850-- Mr. Bradbury presented a petition of citizens of Maine, praying that the appointment of chaplains in the public service may be discontinued, and that Congress will refrain from all legislation on religions subjects.
His church struggled with the decision of whether to dismiss him and ultimately decided not to but instead become a "Third Way church" -- based on Vineyard Church pastor Ken Wilson's book, "A Letter to my Congregation" which puts forth the notion that churches could agree to disagree on the subject and refrain from judgement.
Aside from containing a period when no active task demands were present, our "Rest - Speech" contrast also contained an instruction for the subject to refrain from producing a motor action (speech).
