Sentence examples for teachings for from inspiring English sources
Practitioners of Falun Gong are forbidden to solicit donations or charge fees for the practice, and are similarly forbidden teach or interpret the teachings for others.
His first literary work, Fukan zazen gi (1227; "General Teachings for the Promotion of Zazen"), contains a brief introduction to the Zen practice.
To Latter-day Saints, the church president is not merely a temporal figure but also an inspired prophet who interprets church teachings for the present day.
Legitimate disagreements with the Obama administration must not lead the church to edit the fullness of its teachings for political expediency.
Once the doctrine had served its purpose of raising black consciousness, it should be replaced with more advanced teachings for further enlightenment.
And although European countries should indeed refuse to countenance certain cultural practices — polygamy, "honor killings," and anti-Semitic teachings, for example — Fallaci tends to portray the worst practices of Islamic fundamentalists as representative of all Muslims.
This isn't to upbraid Obama for not measuring up to MLK's standards, since anyone who did follow King's teachings word-for-word would be unelectable.
To account for higher resource consumption due to differences in teaching activities, we included a variable (TEACHING) for the training activities of non-medical staff.
'We provide what I call "pre-teaching" for the EAL children in subjects like history, highlighting the vocabulary that's going to come up,' head Theresa Haggard said as she showed me around.
In the eighth grade, he skipped the confirmation ceremony at his Lutheran church, telling the pastor that some Lutheran teachings--for example, the premise that Christianity was the only religious faith that could secure him a place in heaven--were inconsistent with his own observations and interpretations of the world.
For example, Warren et al. [3], using only Medicare claims data, suggested that outpatient mastectomy may be more likely to be performed in non-teaching or for-profit hospitals.
