But they practise in a system with few codified laws, run by a coterie of ultra-puritanical judges who believe their rulings, based on their own interpretation of religious texts, represent the will of God.Of all the institutions that perpetuate such contradictions and stop the kingdom from evolving much like other prosperous societies, perhaps the most obstructive is the judiciary.
He worries about the increased traffic, he said, but it's not enough to stop the community from evolving.
No computers were involved, just a guy with a camera stop-framing the evolving images he painted on plexiglass.
That limitation may stop the frog princes from evolving increasingly elaborate songs, preventing the inevitable all-frog review of Madame Butterfly.
The needs of the student will stop evolving around the needs of the college, and will the cost of learning plummeting, most barriers will go away, making education far more accessible.
Then, the map is operationalized (Figure 7-3) by weighting the links, designating the factors that must stabilize for the FCM to stop evolving, designating the factors that can influence or be influenced by others (for integration with the second software component), and providing initial values.
The report reveals that one of the key factors that motivate parents' decision to have their girls cut – 'to do what is best for their daughters' – may also spur a decision to stop the practice, once social norms evolve and social expectations change.
They're one of the world's most famous examples of natural selection, but the Galapagos finches that Charles Darwin described in On the Origin of Species did not stop evolving after the voyage of the Beagle, The Washington Post reports.
You stop evolving the moment you begin to do anything habitually.
Andrew Winters, the vice president of the development corporation and its director of planning, design and development, said: "The refined plan did not stop evolving on the day we released it.
