Sentences with phrase «basis of these principles»

With these tips, you should have a solid basis of principles on how to train if your main concern is getting better at calisthenics and getting really strong.

But it should think hard about these questions, to make sure it is not suppressing a small and unfamiliar religion on the basis of principles it would not apply to a mainstream faith.

This left the basis of any principled distinction between secular and religious beliefs thoroughly mysterious.

Their reasoning is that public decisions should be made on the basis of principles and arguments accessible to all persons.

At the same time there is such a profundity, flexibility, suggestivity, and radiance in the Qur» an that it serves as the basis of the principles and rules for the Islamic sciences and arts, for theology, and for the juridical schools.

These policies are resisted now chiefly in Islamic countries on the basis of principles that have little appeal to those in Western countries who suffer from harsher treatment at home.

In the usual sense of the term, a human community is a group of people living together on the basis of some principles of order.

Functioning on the basis of the principle that «the how of our present experience must conform to the what of the past in us» (S 58), symbolic reference operates in the intersection of the two modes of perception, an intersection at which «a pair of such percepts must have elements of structure in common, whereby they are marked out for the action of symbolic reference» (S 49).

This is because a science is a body of knowledge that has its own set of principles and, on the basis of these principles, derives further conclusions.

On the basis of these principles, the Center has made specific proposals related to Baptist church life.

In the perspective of comparative religion, this was a heroic undertaking — possible only, I would suggest, on the basis of the principle of sola fide.

We should resist the presumption that the market is a natural domain with its own natural laws and that the depth of government intervention should be limited on the basis of principle, not empirics.

All that defence of the realm stuff and how NATO was created on the basis of principles which are those of Labour as well.

The clerk of the House had warned last week a potential ambiguity about the basis of the principles for the code meant parliament's privilege, established in the Bill of Rights, could be under threat.

The bill's clause six, which Mr Jack claims is potentially ambiguous about the basis of principles of MPs» code of conduct, could be subject to judicial review as a result.

On the basis of these principles, the exercise scientist Jeffrey M. Willardson, who works at Eastern Illinois University as an associate professor of Kinesiology and Sports Studies, has designed a workout protocol.

The learner proceeds to learn at his or her own pace and this is the basis of the principle that learners learn better from a multimedia - infused lesson when it is presented in user - paced segments rather than as a continuous unit.

If we must argue, let us argue on the basis of principle, and may the best side win.

In this work, the artist examines image encodings and notation systems on the basis of the principle of binary - coded information on punched cards which he transposes artistically by means of projections and acoustic elements.

On the basis of the principles of statutory interpretation and the lack of clarity, it would appear sensible that current jurisprudence will be relied upon to deny the deductibility of employer - paid benefits.

Mr Justice Eady, a well known libel judge, effectively threw the action out on the basis of the principle of English law that the courts will not attempt to rule upon doctrinal issues or intervene in the regulation or governance of religious groups.

Whether it is equal pay for stockmen, native title or the rights of those removed, the interests of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people seem to remain a subordinate consideration, apparently accommodated as a matter of political calculation, rather than on the basis of principle and respect for human rights.

«As fear is the source of coercive power, and fairness is the source of utility power, so respect, honour and even love constitute the base of principle - centred power.»