Sentence examples for some precepts from inspiring English sources

Dr. Qimron spent more than a decade deciphering and reconstructing the text of the scroll, known as M.M.T., initials of the Hebrew words for "Some Precepts of the Torah".

The tales were often adapted to point up some precept of the Jewish religion, to illustrate some facet of Jewish life, or to exemplify some trait of Jewish character and temperament.

Yet the verdict jarred with some judicial precepts Americans see as fundamental.In this section No more shirking Mr Hollande goes to Washington Untimely A new Partido Té?

Wilson goes on to claim that there are some ethical precepts that "all will agree should be opposed everywhere without exception," and his list includes slavery and genocide.

You just need some simple precepts to tell the good from the bad.

Positive law must conform in its content to some basic precepts of natural law, that is, universal morality, in order to become law in the first place.

Murthy says that the philosophy used in designing Infosys' corporate governance system is based on some simple precepts dating to the inception of the company.

Supreme Court confirmations are a good time to reflect on some basic precepts of our "separation of powers" system of government.

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).

My own bet would be that either your grandchildren are going to be living by some of these precepts, or else they won't be living at all.