She labelled the tightly integrated sets of moral precepts that underlie these two systems as the guardian and commercial moral syndromes (table 1).
The basis of monastic life is a set of spiritual precepts that either articulate the supreme value or provide support for the body and the mind on their journey toward whatever supreme consummation may be envisioned.
This work does not mention any Pythagoreans by name but presents a set of ethical precepts that "they" (i.e. the Pythagoreans) proposed concerning the various stages of human life, education, and the proper place of sexuality and reproduction in human life.
There are, of course, many different types of archaeological sites, and there is no one set of precepts and rules that will apply to excavation as a whole.
Here, for the curious, are some of the precepts that guided me.
These are some of the precepts that can lead you too to THINK LIKE A CHEF (Clarkson Potter, $37.50).
The commissioner will also set the amount of the "precept" that their local electors have to pay, the part of police funding collected through the council tax.
Though rhetoric is to be found in every use of language, only Westerners have attempted to divide its precepts discretely from the great body of ethical, moral, or religious precepts that condition the very nature of a culture.
It may be that some set of core precepts could serve as a common morality to undergird the conduct of biomedical S/T research and its use toward the provision of social good [ 21].
It outlines the Buddhist precepts that sustain most of its people.
