Sentences with phrase «own dictum»

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You lead by organization, not dictum or command.

But according to Burkeman, when the same guys who conducted the research on which Malcolm Gladwell based his famous dictum studied the schedules of violinists, they found a hard limit on each practice session.

Think of it as another way to follow Ernest Hemingway's famous dictum on writing: «The best way is always to stop when you are going good.»

On the other hand, if Buffett's following his own dictum, he could likely be buying up shares left and right now, while the market recoils in reacting to the Brexit vote.

It's become a dictum that every year at least 50 hourly workers get plucked from the factory floor to go along with Foster on visits to customers, so they can see the results of their labors.

I've covered one or two before, such as WayUp founder Liz Wessel's dictum that young people should always default to «yes,» but if you're in the market for this sort of bite - sized but actionable advice, a recent Psychology Today piece from UConn professor and author Gina Barreca is the real mother lode.

You want to have a can - do attitude about work, but maybe 2017 wasn't exactly a shining example of finding a balance between accepting every dictum from on high and coming across as rude, difficult, or just slightly coffee - deprived in these situations.

It's clear that the growth is due to a confluence of factors: Welch's reputation and brand; a pragmatic education based on Welch's well - known dictums; the relatively low $ 39,000 price of the program (Indiana University's Kelley Direct program costs $ 66,000, while the University of North Carolina's MBA@UNC is priced at $ 99,700); and high levels of student satisfaction.

The only real progress on the Bacardi deadline is made at the very end of the episode when a starry - eyed Peggy dismisses the guys and heads into her office with a Dicta Phone and a germ of an idea.

Michael Greeley, a general partner at Flybridge Capital Partners, says that founders should follow one dictum that applies to all aspects of a company's self - presentation, no matter what the medium: «Be very judicious about what you put out.»

That old dictum seems relevant at a moment when the markets are a paradox: Each new high only makes many veteran investors more nervous that...

Following this dictum demands the ability to sit with silence.

«Adopt Ronald Regan's famous dictum when working with your broker: «trust but verify,» Rebitzer advises.

The dictum of induced demand holds no water in this part of the Lone Star State: if roads are crowded, the Houston approach is to build more.

And the dictum may change to «Don't put all eggs in your basket, add bread and potatoes too.»

Obeying the dictum, «Don't put all your eggs in one basket», many investors hold a good mix of Canadian, U.S. and international stocks.

China can be described as an extremely muscular illustration of Minsky's famous dictum that «stability is destabilizing».

A professor of economics who worked for many years on Wall Street, where you don't succeed if you don't grasp Marx's dictum that capitalism is about exploitation.

The notion that shrinking the money supply will prevent inflation is based on another controversial model, the monetarist dictum that «inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon»: inflation is always caused by «too much money chasing too few goods.»

It is the wise male politician who observes the following dictum: when hiring a female assistant or constituency manager, pick a matronly grandmother type and reject at all costs the young and pulchri...

Oaktree also believes in this dictum of investing in troubled assets and selling them for a profit once they recover.

The wife submits to her husband, as in the first part of Paul's dictum in Ephesians5, and the husband fulfills the second part of Paul's injunction by laying down his life for his wife as Christ did for his Church (which might have been what Paul had in mind in the first place).

William McChesney Martin's famous dictum that it is the job of central bankers «to take away the punch bowl just when the party gets going» is an early recognition of the need for monetary policy to be forward looking — and perhaps a reminder that acting in a timely fashion is not always easy.

Basically, they follow the dictum «The Bible says it, I believe it, that settles it.»

Jake: Anselm's dictum, «Faith seeks understanding» makes sense to me.

That's the kind of reasoning that used to get you into trouble in legal method courses during the first year of law school for failing to distinguish between the actual holding of a case and the obiter dicta of the judges.

But these sentiments are regarded as obiter dicta by priests who know that they could be summarily suspended, and left with nothing but their shredded reputations, on the basis of barely «credible» accusations.

So it may be, but the peace drawn from such dicta is faint.

One question was seldom in the foreground: What had become of the old counsellors» dictum that «about half the practice of a decent lawyer consists in telling would - be clients that they are damned fools and should stop»?

Are these words mere obiter dicta, without substance and foundation?

This is one of Nietzsche's more famous obiter dicta, and Allan Bloom finds the occasion to cite it more than once in this, his last book,....

The subject of the Commentary article was the collapse of Communism, but we fear Mr. Harries» secularist obiter dictum fares no better when applied to innumerable other instances of great historical change.

Such faith in advertising is even more amazing when one considers economist John Kenneth Galbraith's dictum that the basic purpose of advertising is to get people to buy something they don't need.

The belief that individual human agency should be factored out of history was, he feared, a self - fulfilling dictum, since the factored - out would come to believe it themselves.

A people - friendly market, he further states, is a social institution, used deliberately under human direction and control; the dictum «leave it to the market has no place here».11

There is a Jewish dictum that one who has studied the laws of the Temple is as one who has participated in their actual execution.

A few more judicial dicta are apt to grasp the noble amplitude of the human right to life.

As to violence itself, Shaull rejects Wendlend's dictum that Christians may participate only in nonviolent action.

No doubt, traditional societies emphasize the organic and the religious aspects of life in a manner that enslaves human beings to natural forces and human individuality to the group dicta.

, Gerard McKay's ongoing concern about the trustworthiness, perhaps even the orthodoxy of any text that cites Tertullian's famous dictum «the flesh is the hinge of salvation» (caro cardo salutis est) is surely misplaced (Letters, Nov - Dec 07).

Physical prehension was introduced, in conjunction with conceptual valuation, in order to maintain the empiricist dictum that there is nothing in the intellect which was not first in the sense.

This is one of Nietzsche's more famous obiter dicta, and Allan Bloom finds the occasion to cite it more than once in this, his last book, finished shortly before his death in 1992.

And should one run the risk of losing faith by examining its true foundations, he is certain to be chilled by the dictum, in Hebrews 6:4 - 6, that «It is impossible for those who were once enlightened... if they fall away, to renew them again...» Those who originated a religion based on deception and delusion clearly knew that if the conditioning broke down or wore off, it could not work again.

It was often expressed as the «primacy of the person,» a dictum which had been affirmed since the time of Descartes.

We ought, Singer writes, to replace the old dictum that all human life has equal worth with a First New Commandment: Recognize that the worth of human life varies.

This touches upon your critique of Thomas» dictum that «the understandable species is not that which is understood, but that by which the understanding understands».

Alfred North Whitehead's dictum holds as much in politics as it does anywhere else: the only simplicity to be trusted is that which emerges at the far side of complexity.

Yet Gregory does not deprecate marriage, he even echoes Paul's dictum: «Better be married than burn with vain desire» (1 Cor.

The early ethnologist R. R. Marett is noted for his dictum that «religion is not so much thought out as danced out.»