Sentence examples for this precept from inspiring English sources

The writer describes how the field of anesthesiology has adopted this precept and seen extraordinarily successful results.

On Tuesday Uganda's party-planner in chief, President Yoweri Museveni, seems to have followed this precept by force.

To realize that goal, live by this precept: Whenever you receive a new message, do something with it.

Retailers use pink and blue to divide and conquer, and target young, impressionable, profitable minds who may choose a toy because they think they should, and then grow up with this precept.

Exposing the fact of their sex so insistently would seem to undermine this precept, and for that matter isn't feminism by definition concerned with the fact of gender, however mutable it may sometimes be made to seem?

The Indiana statute, which was backed by the N.R.A. over strenuous objections from law enforcement, explicitly extends this precept to intruders who are "public servants," but who you believe have no appropriate basis for entering the premises.

This radical precept subverts much of "utility theory," the longstanding economic doctrine that says we weigh gain and loss rationally.

Within a generation, revolutions in Europe and America offered social expression of this literary precept, and a dramatic tradition dominant for 22 centuries was upturned.

So there is a corollary to this first precept: when we get it wrong, we correct ourselves as quickly and forthrightly as possible.

This political precept is particularly applicable when it comes to young people and students.

This moral precept used to be shared throughout the U.S., but recently it's been lost.