Sentences with phrase «admonitions which»

All parents know that the time will come when the external supports which they have built up around their children will fall away and the particular admonitions which they have given will be forgotten.

It is an admonition which fits the deadbeat parent when all of our solicitous pleadings and beseeching have led nowhere.

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They demand they give more of themselves instead of questioning the system itself, which is uncomfortably similar to Core's constant admonitions that people be more patient with Segwit and Lightning Network, and their years of promises that the fix is right around the corner.

Rorty chides those who have forgotten Nietzsche's admonition that truth is nothing but «a mobile army of metaphors, metonyms, and anthropomorphisms — in short a sum of human relations, which have been enhanced, transposed, and embellished poetically and rhetorically and which after long use seem firm, canonical, and obligatory to a people» (VPN 46 - 7).

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.

Thus we need constantly to follow Ezra Pound's admonition to «put down our vanity», a vanity which foolishly pretends that we and we only are the important entities in the cosmos.

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

But is not this simply because we refuse to heed the admonitions of science, which is daily proving to us, in every field, that seemingly impossible changes become easy and even inevitable directly there is a change in the order of the dimensions?

The first part deals with specifically religious themes — deals with them, in the main, in the reflective manner which constitutes theology and the second part consists mainly of ethical precepts and admonitions.

This understanding serves as an admonition against any form of an easy romanticised quest for the «original» which underlies the present form of existence.

(45) And We caused Jesus, son of Mary, to follow in their footsteps, confirming that which was (revealed) before him in the Torah, and We bestowed on him the Gospel wherein is guidance and a light, confirming that which was (revealed) before it in the Torah — a guidance and an admonition unto those who ward off (evil).

For whether it is in ourselves, or in mankind, or in civilization, or in America, that we are asked to have faith, the admonition always points to an object of faith which is less than God and which certainly does not deserve unreserved commitment or adoration.

Al - Maeda sura 05: And We caused Jesus, son of Mary, to follow in their footsteps, confirming that which was (revealed) before him in the Torah, and We bestowed on him the Gospel wherein is guidance and a light, confirming that which was (revealed) before it in the Torah — a guidance and an admonition unto those who ward off (evil).

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.

873 A. D. (DS 668) Pope John VIII (to the princes of Sardinia) «There is one thing about which we should give you a paternal admonition, and unless you emend, you incur a great sin, and for this reason, you will not increase gain, as you hope, but guilt....

«28 In the church of Geneva, Calvin turned the same concern in the direction of discipline: «As the saving doctrine of Christ is the soul of the Church, so discipline forms the ligaments which connect the members together and keep each in its proper place... [For there would occur] a dissolution of the Church... unless the preaching of the doctrine were accompanied with private admonitions, reproofs and other means to enforce the doctrine and prevent it from being altogether ineffectual.»

«Babies normally retreat into sleep after trauma, which makes the unusual admonition to «watch for a change in consciousness» an anxiety - producing instruction for the parent.

Mr. Flanagan was also criticized for approving a new sexual harassment policy that added an admonition to false accusers, which led some Albany observers to question whether the Legislature's heart was behind the measures.

Each tactic involves at least 10 distinct steps — from removing gowns from the inside out (starting with neck and shoulders) to which ties on a mask to grab first (the bottom)-- and admonitions to wash hands immediately if they accidentally come into contact with the exterior of any piece of gear.

The American Dental Association got the Department of Health and Human Services to concede in a public statement that «flossing is an important oral hygiene practice,» to which the dental association added its own admonition that «a lack of strong evidence doesn't equate to a lack of effectiveness.»

Of all of the characterizations, Firth's feels the most ripe for lots of scenes of fiery emotion, but Lomax keeps his bottled - up demeanor throughout, which is apropos of the lifelong engineer, as he retreats into himself when trying to cope, unable to draw himself out for Patti to help him without an admonition to keep out of things that don't concern her.

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.

There, the car will cruise along on the hum of electricity until the warning «Hard Acceleration Requested,» which seems like an awfully polite admonition.

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?

Yes, which is why I responded to Javier the way I did and leaves me perplexed about Steve's admonition.

[Chief Justice Joyal] is forgetting the admonition of Jordan — hard - cap limits which are meant to shock the system out of a «culture of complacency.»

This admonition was surely not only meant to be addressed to the BTP officers but also to the judges who in the second and third of these applications allowed two firms of reputable solicitors» offices to be raided in a quest by one officer to uncover a conspiracy the evidence for which was a solicitor's initial reluctance to hand over his client's phone.

Many modern Canadian lawyers and judges are likely more familiar with Sopinka J.'s admonition in Snell v. Farrell against «abstract metaphysical theory» — the claim that causation is «essentially a practical question of fact which can best be answered by ordinary common sense rather than abstract metaphysical theory.»

They demand they give more of themselves instead of questioning the system itself, which is uncomfortably similar to Core's constant admonitions that people be more patient with Segwit and Lightning Network, and their years of promises that the fix is right around the corner.

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Real estate and dot.com industries might profit from Warren Buffett's admonition, which he expressed in Fortunemagazine: «The key to investing isn't assessing how much an industry is going to affect society, or how much it will grow, but rather determining the competitive advantage of any given company and, above all, the duration of that advantage.