Sentences with phrase «precepts of»

The training enables you to identify principles in the Code's Preamble — an aspirational statement about what the organization stands for — and to learn how the Code compares and contrasts with the precepts of general business ethics.

I would say that I do believe it violates central precepts of Federal Law, namely the Commerce cause and / or its negative implications, and through the incorporation of the fourteenth amendment, the violation of what I would consider to be a fundamental right (although not entirely elucidated in case law yet), namely that of the ability for people to freely contract for the carrying out of what I would consider basic and fundamental conveyances of property.

is grounded in the precepts of freedom and equality, and opposes both prospectively and retroactively, patterns of empire and conquest

While protecting the best interest of the child is the appropriate goal for any population considered, the overlay of custody analysis, based on white, middle - class precepts of gender rights and privileges regarding the raising of children, does not sufficiently account for the realities of parental roles and responsibilities in many District of Columbia households.

Formal education and training are available to provide people with information they can use to apply precepts of child psychopathology to patient care.

They must also observe ethics codes and precepts of relevant state statutes and regulations of the social work membership organizations, employing agencies, or uniformed services to which they may belong.

Using the precepts of game theory, Dr. Gottman has been able to develop formulas to calculate the trust level in relationships.

Therefore, if we substituted the word «religions» for «cultures,» the amendment would prohibit Oklahoma courts from «look [ing] to the legal precepts of other... religions.»

Indeed, they admitted at the preliminary injunction hearing that they did not know of even a single instance where an Oklahoma court had applied Sharia law or used the legal precepts of other nations or cultures, let alone that such applications or uses had resulted in concrete problems in Oklahoma...

While, of course, a lawyer should be aware of applicable case law about her obligations, and reference secondary sources such as textbooks where helpful, in my view a lawyer could simply follow the rules and precepts of the 1995 code and be confident that his practice was ethically and professionally solid.

These parents sincerely believe that they have an obligation to pass on the precepts of the Catholic religion to their children and that ERC Program prevents that.

The courts shall not look to the legal precepts of other nations or cultures.

Evidence relevant for some legitimate purpose, can only be excluded if it violates the precepts of Indiana Rule of Evidence 403.

I look forward to applying the precepts of this course to my writing.»

In Fraser (No 2) the land was conveyed in 1866 on trust for the education of poor persons but was additionally confined to (i) persons in the ecclesiastical district of St Philip; and (ii) education in accordance with the Church of England precepts of the National Society.

One of the precepts of our unwritten constitution is that Parliament can not bind future Parliaments.

The comparison of TWU with other (originally) religiously founded universities: There is a significant difference between a religious group having paid to found an institution — after which those who teach and learn there have academic freedom — and a religious group founding an institution and demanding that all who attend follow the precepts of that religion.

... 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.

In the lengthy (5,000 words) paper he tackles various precepts of conservative opposition to climate policy, e.g., unilateral U.S. action on climate is futile and self - defeating, and intentional abandonment of fossil fuels will consign poor nations and people to perpetual poverty.

In keeping with the precepts of «modular» design, which has become popular in commercial and residential construction, the plan calls for «high - quality, low - cost shop fabrication» and «simplified maintenance features,» among other features that would presumably drive down costs while increasing efficiency.

The cognoscenti not merely ignorant of the precepts of quality assurance / quality control, at not just surface stations but the latter manipulation of clearly contaminated data, but arrogant in proclaiming the purity of the data and what that means.

It sometimes (many times) happens that a person in one religious group (church), through following the precepts of the group, has a PRE that causes him to leave that group and join another, more in line with his new found understanding.

We need to enforce the precepts of science.

Which is to say that, encountering the central precepts of the UN's Framework Convention on Climate Change, which declare that the burdens of climate stabilization must be divided between nations «on the basis of equity and in accordance with their common but differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities,» we must admit that this means taking proper account of the rich - poor divide within countries.

If Dr Mann is not yet au fait with the Ayatollah's «Precepts of Ejaculation», they're regarded as the settled science of his field.

And the precepts of Big Data analyses fail in the Wyatt paper.

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The GCMs are thus invalid according to the precepts of Modern Science (but not of Post Modern Science).

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).

As it follows deductively from the precepts of probability theory, Bayes theorem is logically correct.

For thousands of years, going back to Aristotle, humanity's greatest minds have sought to safeguard the precepts of the scientific method by keeping them away from the corrupting influence of political culture.

Rooted in the precepts of Abstract Expressionism, Thornton has expanded the vocabulary of abstract painting through exploration of a painterly geometry that remains firmly within the space of the picture plane.

His sculptures extend the formal precepts of minimalism into an intensely spiritual and psychological realm, drawing viewers in with their rich colors, sensuously refined surfaces, and startling optical effects of depth and dimension.

My consistent interest was exploring the precepts of Object Oriented Ontology and creating imagery that was both dictated by machine logic and uncertainty, while maintaining an aesthetic that was graspable by human prejudices.

His precise geometrical lines and plain coloured painting transformed not only the rectangular format of traditional canvas, but also the conceptual and vital precepts of the pictorial creation itself.

As the child of Indian immigrants living in New York, Ganesh's art responds to the dearth of her native South Asian culture by formulating a language that is not curbed by precepts of any kind.

On another level, Erased de Kooning Drawing can also be read as evidence of an action or a recording of an event, and, as such, is aligned with the precepts of action painting or gestural abstraction that dominated the New York art scene in the early 1950s.

Mr. Stella, however, was indifferent to the reductive precepts of the Minimalists.

This transition also identified core precepts of Leslie's creative interests — his prioritization of narrative, acceptance of artifice, and the development of what he called a confrontational style of portraiture.

The 20 essays and book reviews that comprise Words For Art assess the practices and precepts of a wide range of artists, critics, and historians — from E. H. Gombrich's theory of perception and Walter Benjamin» views on color to the conceptual underpinnings of Mel Bochner's word paintings and the complications of Jack Tworkov's belief in the need for ethics in art.

One of the first precepts of permaculture is «prolonged observation» of the land, and this applies as well to green building.

Although this period of underperformance may be disheartening for many value investors, the precepts of finding, and then investing in, undervalued assets will, tautologically, 2 be rewarded with outperformance in the long run.

On the one hand, you definitely want to maintain the precepts of personal finance which you have developed during your adult life.

One of the fundamental precepts of the DRS is that it is difficult, if not impossible, to identify those stocks that will outperform or underperform on a consistent basis.

I wanted to do this book without attacking anyone's faith, and without questioning the spiritual precepts of Christ's identity as set down in the New Testament.

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

Yes, anyone expecting Jaguar's traditional precepts of luxury — what I like to call the look and smell of Ye Olde Englande — will be disappointed.

They can overlook the basic precepts of sales.

Under the precepts of the decades - old, traditional public education model the district clings to, children are supposed to come to school well - fed, well - rested and from stable, middle - class families.

That said, lesson three is to beware of recycling old materials (e.g., via a «balanced literacy» approach or a text like Everyday Mathematics) when they don't share the fundamental precepts of the Common Core.