Sentences with phrase «admonition by»

While a single private admonition by itself will not likely interfere with a lawyer's career, it may result in subsequent ethics violations being treated more seriously by the Director's Office.

As soon as he was back in the Wartburg he wrote a 6000 - word pamphlet A Sincere Admonition by Martin Luther to all Christians to Guard against Insurrection and Rebellion.

As an agnostic, I don't see any admonition by Jesus to help the poor and needy as being a recommendation to allow the government to define who is poor and needy and therefore deserving, and to define who has too much and therefore is obligated to give.

No amount of admonition by pro homosexuality advocates will ever sway the true believers from their stance that homosexuality is a sin.

Instead, his admonitions by no means deal with all the questions that life presents, and many of the problems of human life are simply not considered.

Not exact matches

The American Express OPEN Forum blog has its own run - down of tips for young managers, including its own admonition not to be intimidated and recommendation to start a mentorship program, but the post by Mamta Badkar also offers a few fresh ideas:

All of us consumed by the vicissitudes of commerce should be attuned to the admonition of St. Paul to focus our gaze not on the seen, but the unseen, for the seen is transitory and the unseen is forever.

This admonition came to mind recently when reading the results of a consumer debt survey recently published by Manulife Bank.

The first rule, church has to be on Saturday, aligning with the tradition of the Jews and forsaking the admonition of the disciples to set themselves apart from the Jews by worshiping on a different day.

Jesus warned us: «Beware of practicing your piety before other people in order to be seen by them» — an admonition that applied to all forms of publicized giving, all forms of public prayer, all forms of shared self - reproach.

Paul is viewed by Gregory as the pastoral prototype of one who could perform both types of contextual admonition in a well - integrated way.

At the beginning of these comments we raised a question about the relevance of Paul's admonitions to people who are being seriously threatened and hurt by the vicissitudes of life.

If you fail to give corrective admonition motivated by love, then not only will those in your charge remain uncorrected — you will therefore have failed in your duty to them — but things may drift into a worse state and you will fail even to grasp what has gone awry.

But he accompanied this positive teaching about how we deal with money by the third admonition.

I have to tell you, I am staunchly conservative, as I'm sure you can attest, and I am against the unending flood of illegal and undocuumented immigration into the U.S.. But, like the statement says, what we need is a logical, enforceable, orderly process by which we, as Americans, can express the opportunities to come enrich our culture to future immigrants that so many of our ancestors enjoyed, which coincides with the Church's admonition to help the needy.

Rules and regulations are necessary, admonitions and rebukes, and all the fallible machinery by which a household is run.

Yes, I heartily agree that, as you say, we are «perfectly loved the same every day by God and Jesus,» even if we don't attend five Bible studies every week, or understand Jesus» admonition to «love your neighbor.»

But relying on the letters of Peter and Paul is problematic because in nearly every case, the admonition for wives to submit to their husbands is either preceded or followed by the admonition for slaves to obey their masters.

«The admonition Know yourself was carved on the temple portal at Delphi, as testimony to a basic truth to be adopted as a minimal norm by those who seek to set themselves apart from the rest of creation as «human beings», that is as those who «know themselves.»»

Little do ye learn by admonition!

Origen offers a Christian adjustment to the Delphic admonition to «know thyself» by placing it in the context of the love affair described in the Song of Songs.

The influence of Eastern philosophies in Peris» thought is reflected in gestalt therapy, for example, in his Taoist - like admonition, «Don't push the river, it flows by itself,» (20) and in the paradoxical theory of change.

What is at stake in these urgent admonitions to be aware of one's own death, and what do we miss by living in an ethos of denial?

In nearly every case, the New Testament admonition for wives to submit to their husbands is either preceded or followed by the admonition for slaves to obey their masters.

For example, Paul's admonition in Ephesians 6:9 for masters to treat their slaves well, was used by a later generation as permission for slave ownership.

That's not a cop out, but an admonition to keep Christ central in our churches... lest the gospel be lost and replaced by the law (what WE DO).

Moreover, the prevailing notion of truth disregards the truism that love never coerces — which is why the encyclical reiterates St Paul's admonition that believing be done by the heart.

They found unrest everywhere, and Luther wrote Admonition to Peace, which eventually appeared too late to influence those peasants who were already committed to massive violence by extremist leaders.

Josiah's secretary, Shaphan, reads the book to the king, who is profoundly moved by the disparity between present practice and the book's, admonition (22:11 - 13).

In any case, before you are enticed to celebrate by spreading some coconut oil on toast, there's an admonition.

Can be mitigated by voting as someone you know hasn't voted yet (or coming to vote very early, as per Al Capone's famous admonition).

Drawing inspiration from the words of the late former President of South Africa, Nelson Mandela, he noted that his admonition became necessary owing to the pivotal and strategic roles Nigeria is playing in Africa, stating that for Africa to be respected by the rest of the world, Nigeria must not only lead the way but also earn the respect of the world.

Niemöller's often - quoted words were a warning about German society's silence and complicity with rightist takeover and genocide — an admonition clearly not heeded by Diaz.

Cuomo, meanwhile, was described by one associate as «edgily nervous» about the next move to be made by federal prosecutor Bharara, whose successful prosecutions of former Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver (D - Manhattan) and former Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos (R - Nassau) and startling admonition to «stay tuned» has led to widespread speculation that the governor is his next target.

All reprimands, admonitions, and recommendations for sanctions shall be made public by the Committee.

However, in the exercise of his legitimate discretionary authority, President Akufo - Addo would have been better served by heeding to the admonition in 1st Corinthians, 10:23: «I have the right to do anything, but not everything is beneficial.

A debate that should have been settled by now needs to give new consideration to the admonition of Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver: These people are farmworkers, not farm animals.

Young particle physicists are driven by a passion for the science, so such admonitions may fall on deaf ears, says Elizabeth Worcester, 37, a postdoc at Brookhaven National Laboratory in Upton, New York.

She keeps the advice of orphanage director Beulah Bondi to be careful in her «dealings with the male gender,» but is also led by her admonition to do a good deed every day.

In fact, after sitting through an all - day board training session conducted by a representative from our state school board association and listening to the admonition not to micromanage in what must have been ten different languages, I blurted, «This district has followed your micromanagement advice for years and has let the educators run the show.

Little has been accomplished after decades of litigation and much admonition of state legislatures by state supreme courts.

For now, it's does not appear that the shift in mission would will temper opposition by UTLA, which has organized several rallies around the district to oppose the plan and still features a photo of Eli Broad on the UTLA website with the admonition, «Hit the road, Broad.»

One surprise in the new guidelines, perhaps related to the Common Core influence, is the removal of the 2000 principle concerning science, technology, and society, which is, admittedly, accompanied by an admonition to infuse such an orientation into the remaining four principles.

The admonition offered by legions of mothers — «Don't sit so close to the TV» — isn't really an option when it comes to e-reading devices.

While all of the Banc De Binary admonitions are absolutely valid and are the same made by financial regulators across the world, it is also true that the broker itself is often employing unfair practices.

Her new hairnet drawings are inspired by the admonition to carry one's knowledge lightly.

at Shift Gallery through April 29, 2017 by Stephanie Hargrave and Cynthia Hibbard Like novelist Virginia Woolf's admonition to «arrange whatever pieces come your way,» Jodi Waltier made art out -LSB-...]

Wouldn't one of them — at the very least — have bumped the manuscript of this letter back to the authors with an admonition to review Langenberg's very recent publication — which Willis demonstrates is freely accessible online - and incorporate in their submission some indication that they had at least taken due note of such observations, analyses, and conclusions as had come into the literature by way of Langenberg's thesis?

There are the now - familiar admonitions to eat less beef, drink tap water and use compact fluorescent light bulbs along with some success stories about environmental actions taken by kids, governments and scientists.

The forgoing in no way can excuse Judge Boswell for her ignorance nor the disregard of the ADA's admonition that there were requirements to be met in determining is a pro se is competent to proceed and if the defendant's claim of being ready for trial by way of a waiver to the right of counsel is knowingly and intelligently being waived.