Sentences with phrase «basic precepts»

They were extremely self - righteous and self - satisfied, and did not practice the very basic precepts of Jesus of Nazareth.

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We are arrogant and intolerant of other beliefs, we are absolutely certain we are correct, and we can't agree internally about certain basic precepts.

Jazz pianist Andrew Hill's recording Black Fire and this exhibition share basic precepts: moments of transition.

More Scientific Evidence For CO2's Dubious Climate Impact Emerges Image Source: Robertson and Chilingar, 2017 According to the most basic precepts of anthropogenic global warming (AGW), variations in CO2 concentrations exert significant control on sea surface temperatures, glaciers, sea levels, and generalized climate dynamics (i.e., precipitation patterns).

Among his early decisions, seen as controversial at the time but widely accepted since, were several that changed basic precepts of international criminal law.

We got our basic precepts from somewhere.

Yet we should recognize the terrible damage that free speech can do if people are unwilling to adhere to the basic precept of civility, that we must sometimes rein in our own impulses — including our impulses to speak hurtful words — for the sake of those who are making the democratic journey with us.

The basic precept of Islam is expressed in the Word of Witness: I attest and affirm that there is no God but Allah and that Muhammad is his creature and Prophet.

His new book, All Things New: A Revolutionary Look at Heaven and the Coming Kingdom, challenges the basic precepts of modern Christian thinking about the afterlife.

It was far better and far wiser in God to be content with a Faith that was quite amazingly right about the basic precepts of God, morals, and creation as good, and of its nature allowed for developmental growth in a straight line as time and culture called it forth.

Reports of the death of tiki - taka are doubtless exaggerated; the basic precept, that possession can be used to dominate a team in both attack and defence simultaneously, still stands up as a decent way to win a football match.

«Still, I don't think we should change any of our basic precepts or platforms to attract new demographic groups.»

«It's a looser adaptation,» although «the basic precepts» are still there.

Teach Back is a basic precept of Citizen Schools, shorthand for mastering a subject so thoroughly that you can teach it back to others.

When asked whether they are «very confident» that students have mastered important content and skills, only 24 % of teachers indicate that their students can identify the protections in the Bill of Rights when they graduate high school, 15 % think that their students understand concepts such as federalism and the separation of powers, and 11 % believe their pupils understand the basic precepts of the free market.

They can overlook the basic precepts of sales.

One of the basic precepts of the American Library Association is to encourage reading.

The American Heartworm Society (AHS) has developed almost 30 pages of guidelines for the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of heartworm disease in dogs and cats.1 But the AHS» two basic precepts are summed up in just 12 words: test every 12 months and prevent heartworm disease 12 months a year.

Ignoring some of the basic precepts that developers have hashed out around loot boxes and real money purchases (rewards should be cosmetic and not influence game balance, contents should always feel appropriately valuable, etc.), many of these attempts have backfired in spectacular fashion.

... my point is, if one needs an army of lawyers to understand the basic precepts of the law, then it is time for a new law.

I want to offer you a very short list of the basic precepts of Unified Physics, to prevent your eyes glossing over, so hang with me.