Sentences with phrase «warns against exercise»

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Repetition of words — even great words like those of the Lord's Prayer — is mere muscular exercise, and our Lord himself warned against supposing that we could be heard for our much speaking.

The Inspector General of Police, Ibrahim Idris, has warned officers nominated to handle the recruitment exercise into the force against any form of sharp practice.

The Commission also warned against double or multiple registrations as these constitute serious offences punishable under the law; adding that the exercise is not a fresh voter registration, therefore persons who registered need not to register again

This study therefore provides important methodological guidance for the application of tDCS and provides further evidence that brain stimulation can improve endurance exercise performance, although the authors warn against the uncontrolled use of tDCS.

That's just a word of caution on learning while exercising, not a warning against hard exercise, because the benefits of hard exercise are numerous.

Vitamin A is depleted by stress, infection, fever, heavy exercise, exposure to pesticides and industrial chemicals, and excess protein consumption (hence our warnings against the consumption of excess protein in the form of lean meat, lowfat milk and protein powders.)

A high school science teacher in the Bronx who had already been warned about touching female students brushed his lower body against one student's leg during a lab exercise, coming so close that she told investigators she could feel his genitals through his pants.

Under State v. Kirk, the court held that temporary road block set up by exercise of absolute, unbridled discretion of officers in field is violative of State Constitutional provision against unreasonable seizure; however, if certain procedures set forth, ensuring supervisory control of checkpoints and warnings to motorists, are carefully followed, any constitutional objections will be overcome.