Sentences with phrase «taking of life»

Fishing and take of all living marine resources is prohibited.

I just think if you use it a lot it may take some of the life out of your food making it less nourishing, but every once in a while it is okay.

We originally took it our of our living room to make more space for our family to play and be active.

But the deliberate taking of the life of an individual has never been regarded as a matter of moral indifference.

Once people start rationalizing the deliberate taking of life, they are on a slippery slope.

It also inspired an important family meeting in which our son, his girlfriend, David and I discussed the give and take of living together in peace.

Killing is the lawful taking of life.

Atheist Steve You associate the intentional taking of life with a natural occurrence like disease or failure of an egg to plant.

Since a fetus is a human being, deliberate abortion is also an unwarranted taking of life.

But I am referring to the definition of murder, which is the ILLEGAL taking of life... the loophole many so called christians use to excuse their god killing everyone and not calling it murder.

«While a lower rate is undoubtedly good news, the violent taking of the life of even one unborn child ought to cause us to weep and redouble our efforts to protect every human life and contend against the predatory abortion industry,» Moore told Baptist Press in written comments.

Crabs and lobsters are drawn to a totally synthetic bait, which could reduce the large take of live baitfish from the sea

59 yr old, find crossdressing has come away of life always in panties, bra, slips, dress, nighties 24/7 looking for others that want to have some dressing fun love to lape it all up and see where it takes us

Indeed, the images that Vevers is able to take of living corals and other underwater life is truly awe - inspiring in its visual vibrancy, giving full credence to the sense of wide - eyed wonder he exudes whenever he talks about the ocean and the life contained therein.

In fact, if Bill just wanted to match his current income (after retirement savings) of $ 45,500 a year, he could retire at age 62 — three full years earlier — and take all of his living expenses out of his retirement savings for the first three years, then have a safe withdrawal rate for the next 30 years supplemented with Social Security to «bring home» $ 45,500 a year.

In short, the Court seems to have actually created a comprehensive aut dedere, aut judicare principle under the ECHR, that applies even to unintentional taking of life, and probably did so unwittingly.

I've written Alzheimer's Daughter about my parents» simultaneous descent through the disease that took both of their lives within a year of one another.

Within the SMCA fishing and take of all living marine resources is prohibited except the commercial and recreational take of salmon, albacore, and the commercial take of spot prawn.

Experimenting with patterns of closeness and distance continues, and, it is hoped, mutually satisfying patterns of relating are evolved through the give - and - take of living together.

We are taking life, and the deliberate taking of life, even of a special order and under special circumstances, is an inexpressibly serious matter.

It is hard to justify the taking of a life in order to extend or improve someone else's.

Exactly what conflicts «may justify» the taking of the life of the unborn child?

We should make a firm distinction between the lawful execution of a convicted murder and the taking of the life of an innocent fetus» which is done without justification or excuse.

We can not remove sin from this world but we can be moved by the love God gave us, in his only begotten Son, to share this love, which is eternal, forgiving, and powerful, so powerful that it can not be removed by, even, the taking of life — for no sooner do you take the life of such young ones away that, in the next moment, they are with Christ.

Where's the outrage about this taking of life which happens hundreds of times a year in the U.S.?

Both end in the taking of your life.

To be sure, the very process of living inevitably involves the taking of life and the violation of other creatures» interests.

Man will always justify the taking of life.

But I don't think we should celebrate the taking of life.»

The latter is particularly significant, since arguments regarding divine sovereignty and the taking of life may prove awkward for many Republicans.

But the taking of the life of another must never be merely one possibility among other possibilities, even though it may be an extremely well - founded possibility.

Having taken the leap toward trust, he discovers (in AA, for example) that trustworthy relationships are possible for him and that he can participate in the give as well as the take of life.

Only in the most extreme circumstances do they permit the taking of life; both our traditions and our law, for example, forbid killing except in case of legitimate selfdefense.

There are many instances where fundie religionists think the taking of life is ok.

Their impurity derived from their traditional occupations, such as the taking of life and the treatment of bodily effluvia.

All of this is to the detriment of concerns about economic justice, the oppression of whole peoples, political dishonesty, and even theft and the taking of life.