Sentence examples for reinforce precepts from inspiring English sources

While no one has argued that the two teenage gunmen would have been deterred by a likeness of the Ten Commandments in a Columbine hallway, many people contend that by displaying the commandments and words like "In God we trust," schools would have a chance to reinforce precepts of moral rectitude.

Court castigations of Barclays and Goldman Sachs have only reinforced the precept.

Curricular modules should be reinforced by precepting encounters where multiple faculty communicate the expectation that evidence-based tools be utilized in obtaining substance use histories and interventions and referrals be made for patients with at-risk alcohol use or SUDs.

But judges have for some time drawn on Jewish precepts to reinforce the moral obligations of civil society (the Kahan Commission, which, in 1983, forced Ariel Sharon out of the Defense Ministry after the Sabra and Shatila massacre, applied the principle of "indirect responsibility" derived from a poignant passage in Deuteronomy).

Clinical mentors do not directly provide care, but rather precept and reinforce core skills, talking through each patient's diagnosis, counseling, and treatment with the pasante.

Reports of Louis's exacting standards of rulership and his saintly virtues were reinforced by the precepts of the religious advisers who surrounded the adolescent Philip.

This aim is reinforced by the precepts of Universal Design or Design for All [41, 43].

These findings reinforce the adoption of Gestalt precepts and group guidance approach in the design of modules for student self- development.

The precepts of Originalism and Textualism with regard to constitutional studies reinforce the Straussian focus on foundation texts, hidden or subtle meanings, an ahistorical valorization of frozen language possessing timeless universality, and a morally driven concern for the dissipation associated with values relativism.

These precepts are reinforced again by Schlotfeldt [ 23] who states that it is 'nursing's clinical scholarship that must be depended on to generate promising theories for testing that will advance nursing knowledge and ensure nursing's continued essential service to humankind' (p8).

They reinforce each other.