Sentences with phrase «common rule of life»

In Anglicanism discipline is accepted rather than imposed; and many priests have found value in membership in devotional societies bound together by a common rule of life, some independent and some associated with religious orders.32

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The final rule prohibits lit tobacco products in all living units and indoor common areas, and all outdoor areas within 25 feet of housing and administrative offices.

Rich = not just financial, it's emotional, spiritual, health, etc. [6:01] Two skills for true wealth, first is the «Science of Achievement» [6:34] After talking to top investors, Tony found that everyone invests differently, but there are some things that everyone has in common: The Core Four [6:46] Same as health, everyone is unique, but there are fundamentals that if you violate the rules you're going to not have energy, get sick [7:23] Three fundamentals for achievement [7:32] What is something in your life today that once was a dream?

There are royal psalms voicing the festival spirit of celebration at the court, praying for help in the king's need and for blessing on the king's rule, and there are psalms in which the common man poured out his hope and trust in God amid the ordinary happiness, suffering, and drudgery of daily life.

Finally, a tradition inevitably develops that tells the story of how these rules were first received, a story which roots them not in the common life of the people, but in the element of the divine.

The ethics that become the rules of our common life have to be generally accepted.

What we have had in British political life under British common law is a procrustean class system, one of the most fixed in the world, confirming aristocratic and plutocratic class rule, rigidly preventing the overwhelming numbers of the lower class from gaining equality, representation in government, decent working conditions, the right to union organization, suffrage, and acceptable living standards until the end of the nineteenth century.

A crisis in authority suggests the possibility that our churches have lost the will and lack the men and women with those powers of soul required to articulate, promulgate, and defend a rule of faith and a way of life that is indeed common to Christians.

Political life must be conducted according to established rules and traditions which condition the liberty of all citizens, including government officials, for the sake of the common welfare.

It would appear that the crisis in authority we now face has been caused by the dissolution of a common standard of belief (what used to be called the rule of faith) and a common form of life (what used to be called «the way»).

To a large degree, freedom is granted to the members, but they are still bound together by glad acceptance of the common life, and they use the rule as a guideline rather than as an arbitrarily imposed dictate.

It presents as common sense what is actually a historically rare notion: that the market is a self - regulating device whose rules exist independent of common agreements about the conduct of social life.

it is a common cliche that the world of business must live by its own rules, and that the first rule is the systematic and relentless pursuit of one's advantage, in a sort of Hobbesian «war of all against all.»

To unite all Religion against all irreligion, to make the Golden Rule the basis of this union; to present to the world... the substantial unity of many religions in the good deeds of the Religious Life; to provide for a World's Parliament of Religions, in which their common aims and common grounds of unity may be set forth, and the marvelous Religious progress of the Nineteenth century be reviewed... (The World's Religious Congress, General Programme (preliminary ed.; 1893), p. 19.)

«Accountability and zero tolerance for corruption; Respect for human dignity, human rights and sanctity of human life;; and Peace, security, harmony, cooperative solidarity, within the rule of law; and International cooperation for a common humanity within a secure and peaceful order.

The Syracuse Common Council tweaked the living wage rules in advance of the takeover of the airport by the airport authority.

Like all aspects of society there are rules to follow, no go areas to avoid, and common sense approaches that steer you through life even when your not quite familiar with your surroundings.

Hourihan: [For everyone], it is important to learn and practice the basics of your craft, to work as a team toward a common goal, to make good decisions, to respect the other guy and the rules, and know what is truly important in your life.

'' [For everyone], it is important to learn and practice the basics of your craft, to work as a team toward a common goal, to make good decisions, to respect the other guy and the rules, and know what is truly important in your life.

Governors and voters should take an active posture rather than expect others to do something about it, or some legal and regulatory frameworks, since kindness towards other humans prevails above laws or rules, the common sense of promoting and preserving life (the own and others»).

There are legions of maxims in the living lore of our common culture, and many, like the Golden Rule, bear a moral message: «Two wrongs don't make a right» (ancient Scots); «You are only as good as your word» (early American); «Honesty is the best policy» (Cervantes, Ben Franklin); «It's better to light a single candle than to curse the darkness» (old Chinese proverb).

As our second year progressed, we began to see some positive results: Our use of common teacher and student language about behavior and rules, the emphasis on teacher modeling, and a great deal of practice in living our constitution all helped make the school climate more peaceful and productive.

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Which begs the question — what are some of the common financial rules that the wealth - minded live by, and what can we learn from them?

It told me I can expect to live to age 86 (the year 2039), which conforms to a common rule of thumb that you can expect to live somewhere between the ages your parents passed away.

Since you're the QB of your financial life, consider these rules of thumb for 4 common goals: budgeting, saving for college, saving for retirement, and buying a house.

He says that we should select investing rules that are in accordance with our own temperament, but in all cases ones that will always provide us with some exposure to common stocks at all times because otherwise we might become so disappointed if we are 100 % in cash and the market advances significantly it would «ruin [us] from the standpoint of intelligent investing for the rest of [our] life».

My favourite things about it were: the amazing outdoor swimming pool and hammock area; the tasty and free breakfasts; the generally fast Wi - Fi; central location; fun evening activities and free classes; the beautifully landscaped and treed common areas with lots of plant life making it feel like an oasis in the middle of the busy city; the relaxed and laid back atmosphere; the 11 PM quiet time rule for getting a good night's sleep; the spacious female dorm; the comfortable mattresses and pillows; the fact that the hostel provided heavy duty locks for the individual lockers inside the dorms; the helpful and friendly staff; the colourful and charming appearance and decor; and the ensuite bathrooms inside the dorm.

English common law is the most widespread legal system in the world with 30 % of the world's population living under its rule, according to new research by Professor Philip Wood, special global counsel at Allen & Overy, and author of Maps of World Financial Law.

Locke's Liberalism was «consummately legalistic,» as evidenced by the preceding statement, as well as the notion that «freedom of men under government is, to have a standing rule to live by, common to every one of that society.»

There may be, of course, changes that come with communal living, such as common mealtimes and rules.

The reason for this conclusion is that a marriage is a fait accompli in the lives of the parties and for centuries the common law set its face against rules which would invalidate a marriage.

(At Policygenius, we actually recommend this needs - based approach to estimating how much life insurance you should buy, but it's important to keep the industry's common rule of thumb in mind for the purposes of this article.)

A common rule of thumb is that life insurance should provide seven to 10 times the insured person's annual salary.

A recent Ontario Court of Appeal (OCA) ruling that allows a second wife and child to claim support from a deceased common - law husband's life insurance policy raises... Read more