Sentence examples for they enjoin from inspiring English sources

Why do they enjoin or prohibit us from performing certain specific actions?

Further, they enjoin the community's members to promulgate recognizable ethno-cultural contents as central features of the cultural life within such a state.

Following Hill (1992), we can understand the difference in duties as formal: Perfect duties come in the form 'One must never (or always) φ to the fullest extent possible in C', while imperfect duties, since they enjoin the pursuit of an end, come in the form 'One must sometimes and to some extent φ in C'.

The Quran 3 111 calls Muslims " the best people raised for the good of mankind because they enjoin good and forbid evil and believe in Allah".

These verses are significant because the kindness towards neighbors they enjoin is not an arbitrary and unexpected recommendation on the part of Allah but is rather a reasoned conclusion stemming from a principle of justice.

As noted in the Quran, "the believers, men and women, are protecting friends one of another; they enjoin the right and forbid the wrong, and they establish worship and they pay the poor-due, and they obey Allah and His messenger.

Some theorists tried to place epistemic or doxastic restrictions on the scope of the laws, arguing that they enjoined and protected only those who held certain beliefs.

They condemned auricular confession, but they enjoined a public one; and in Switzerland, Scotland, and Geneva it was performed the same as penance".

"They're enjoining us against doing something that we haven't been doing," Mr. Muller said.

For three weeks, while they were enjoined from cutting their customers' hair, their plight was a local cause célèbre.

Instead, they are enjoined to NOT treat any day as special.