Sentence examples for the essential precepts from inspiring English sources
It is hard to imagine many of the essential precepts of the modern game: pressing, the understanding of space as the game's crucial element, the positional flexibility that enables attackers to defend and defenders to attack whenever the need arises.
With this problem in mind, some reformists advocate a stopgap measure: limit the schools' purview, for now, to only the essential precepts of Islam, leaving parents to elaborate on them with their children.
His fundamental adage – that we do not suffer because of events, but rather the thoughts we have about events – inspired the Meditations of the emperor Marcus Aurelius, spread Stoic ideas across the Roman world and, 2,000 years later, remains the essential precept of cognitive therapy.
He said he will support big-team science, but added that the "individual scientist... is an essential precept to remain faithful to".
There is no more essential precept for turning your hobby into business than to start by taking stock of yourself and your finances.
Freedom of expression is today recognized as an essential precept of modern democracy.
The current drive toward industrialization and consumerism in India violates many essential Jain precepts, particularly non-possession (aparigraha).
Rather, we are in the world of norms, precepts essential to the functioning of a constitutional democracy.
The study was carried out in accordance with the precepts of the Declaration of Helsinki.
Here, for the curious, are some of the precepts that guided me.
